When biographers write about a person\'s life, they prioritize what is important to themselves: What interests them, what resonates with them, what helps them, what teaches them, what makes sense to them, and, most significantly, what advances their own political agendas.
Even if their biographical goal is to learn and present enough about their writers to better analyze a certain canon, literary critics usually construct life stories through.
Their research is filtered through these lenses.
When biographers write about a person\'s life, they prioritize what is important to themselves: What interests them, what resonates with them, what helps them, what teaches them, what makes sense to them, and, most significantly, what advances their own political agendas
