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"Victim-Blaming" as a category for books would encompass works that explore the complex and often controversial theme of attributing responsibility to victims for the harm or injustices they have suffered. This genre would include both fictional and non-fictional narratives that delve into the psychological, social, and cultural dynamics of victim-blaming, examining how and why individuals or societies might shift blame onto victims rather than perpetrators. Books in this category might analyze historical and contemporary cases across various contexts, such as crime, discrimination, or systemic oppression, offering insights into the impact of victim-blaming on individuals and communities. They may also critique societal norms and legal frameworks that perpetuate this mindset, while advocating for empathy, justice, and systemic change.

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