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"Scholarly methodology" as a book category encompasses works that explain, teach, and critique the methods and principles used to produce, evaluate, and communicate academic knowledge. It includes textbooks, handbooks, manuals, and theoretical treatments on research design, quantitative and qualitative techniques, statistics, experimental and field methods, archival and computational tools, academic writing and publishing, peer review, reproducibility, and research ethics. Aimed at graduate students, researchers, and instructors across disciplines, these books offer practical protocols, conceptual frameworks, case studies, and pedagogical exercises to plan, execute, analyze, and report rigorous scholarship. The category also covers meta-research and methodological critique that seek to improve transparency, validity, and innovation in how scholarship is conducted and assessed.

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