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Anticlericalism, as a book category, encompasses works that critique or resist the political, social, or cultural power of clergy and religious institutions. These titles explore themes such as church–state separation, clerical privilege, corruption and reform, freedom of conscience, and the role of religion in public life. The category spans history, political theory, philosophy, journalism, biography, and fiction or satire, covering movements from the Enlightenment and the French Revolution to modern secular campaigns in Europe and the Americas. While often sharply critical of church hierarchies, anticlerical works are not necessarily anti-religion; many argue for limiting institutional authority rather than rejecting personal faith, emphasizing secular governance and individual rights.

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