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"Anti-humanism" as a book category gathers works that critique or reject the centrality of the autonomous human subject and the liberal-humanist ideas of individual dignity, reason, and progress. These books—ranging from critical theory and philosophy to experimental fiction and speculative science fiction—decenter human agency in favor of structures, systems, nonhuman actors (animals, machines, ecosystems), and impersonal forces (power, capital, algorithms). Themes include the limits of humanism, determinism, posthuman and anti-anthropocentric perspectives, and the ethical and political consequences of de-emphasizing human exceptionalism. Styles vary from dense theoretical argument to imaginative narratives that unsettle human-centered assumptions.

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