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“Partiality” as a book category gathers works that explore biased vision and selective allegiance—how limited perspectives, favoritism, and in‑group ties shape truth, judgment, and duty. In fiction, it features unreliable or situated narrators, fractured or multi-voice narratives, and plots where loyalty, nepotism, and partisan identity collide with ideals of fairness. In nonfiction, it spans moral philosophy on partial versus impartial obligations, studies of cognitive and algorithmic bias, media framing, institutional favoritism, and the psychology of in‑group care. Across the shelf, these books foreground the limits of objectivity and the consequences of taking sides, inviting readers to reconsider what we owe to kin, comrades, and strangers—and how our partial views color the world.

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