Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

pathography

Noun

pæˈθɒɡrəfi

Definition

A literary or artistic work that depicts the life of a person, focusing particularly on their suffering and the emotional experiences associated with it.

Examples

The author wrote a pathography that detailed the hardships faced by the famous artist.
Her pathography revealed the deep personal struggles that shaped her work.
Many readers found the pathography to be both inspiring and heartbreaking.

Meaning

Pathography is a type of biography that highlights the difficult and often painful aspects of a person’s life, allowing readers to gain insight into their struggles and emotional challenges.