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"No-self (Anatta)" is a category for books that explore the Buddhist teaching that there is no fixed, independent, permanent self, and the philosophical, psychological, ethical and practical consequences of that insight. It includes traditional commentaries and scriptures, meditation manuals and guided practices aimed at seeing through ego-based identity, modern reinterpretations connecting anatta to psychology and neuroscience, memoirs and fiction that dramatize losing or reconstructing the sense of self, and comparative or critical studies that situate non-self in broader philosophical debates. Typical themes are impermanence, interdependence, non-attachment, the sources of suffering, methods for deconstructing selfhood, and pathways to freedom or greater empathy; the tone can range from scholarly analysis to practical instruction to reflective narrative, appealing to readers interested in spirituality, contemplative practice, philosophy, and mind science.

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