___ is a mode of expression in which information about the writer's personal life finds a place.

Subjectivity:
A mode of expression in which information about the writer's personal life finds a place. In this type of writing, the writer's likes and dislikes are given importance.
Objectivity:
A mode of expression in which the writer’s personal life remains absent from his writing. Homer, Virgil, Shakespeare, and T.S. Eliot are some of the famous objective writers.
No information about their lives or about their likes and dislikes is found in their great works. It is the opposite of subjectivity.

Source: An ABC of English Literature, Dr. M Mofizar Rahman.