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Heresiography, as a book category, encompasses works that document, classify, and interpret heterodox beliefs and movements—along with the debates and institutions that define them as “heresy”—across religious, philosophical, and cultural contexts. It includes classic and modern texts ranging from historical catalogues and polemics to biographies, ethnographies, and critical scholarship, highlighting how communities draw boundaries of orthodoxy and dissent. These books examine the social and political stakes of labeling ideas as heretical, the lived experiences of accused individuals and groups, and the consequences of doctrinal conflict over time. The category embraces primary sources, translations, and contemporary reassessments that illuminate the shifting dynamics between authority and nonconformity from antiquity to the present.

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