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"Public reaction" is a category for books that explore how communities, societies and publics respond to events, ideas and cultural products—ranging from scandals, political crises and disasters to viral phenomena, works of art and social movements. It includes investigative journalism, social‑scientific analysis, case histories and narrative nonfiction (and sometimes fiction) that trace how perception, emotion, media coverage, rumor, identity politics and institutions shape collective responses, escalation or reconciliation. These books analyze mechanisms (news and social media, protest, law and policy, moral panics, memory and backlash), explain consequences for politics and culture, and offer frameworks for understanding or influencing public opinion and behavior. Readers pick this category when they want insight into why societies react the way they do and what those reactions reveal about power, values and social change.

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