biographize


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biographize

(baɪˈɒɡrəˌfaɪz) or

biographise

vb
(Literary & Literary Critical Terms) (tr) to write a biography of (someone): the maverick duo were not easy to biographize.
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While some feminist scholarship has rightly cautioned against the tendency to biographize Cary's writing, (12) as limiting recognition of Cary's relevance in broader discourses, in the context of a Burford performance, this biographical element brought a rich new layer to the play.
A Performance Studies Approach to The Tragedy of Mariam
If we are to learn from history--and there is nowhere else to learn from--historical inquiry will only be any good insofar as it is well written; to biographize well is to persuade the reader of the reality of these events and the solidity of these men and women.
JFK: Reckless Youth
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