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"Intellectual dishonesty" as a book category groups works that center on the deliberate or systematic misrepresentation of truth, argument, or evidence—whether by the book itself or as its subject. It includes polemics and propaganda that rely on rhetorical tricks, cherry‑picking, selective citation, equivocation, ad hominem attacks, moving goalposts, or other fallacies to persuade; exposés and analyses that document how individuals, institutions, or movements deploy those tactics; and guides that teach readers to recognize or (less commonly) to exploit such methods. This category overlaps with books on misinformation, pseudoscience, media manipulation, rhetoric, and cognitive bias: some titles are cautionary and analytic, aiming to improve critical thinking, while others are examples of bad‑faith argumentation or strategic deception and are grouped as case studies in intellectual malpractice.

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