Argument of Wittgenstein's Diarist in Rejecting Private Language by Abdul Razzaq Hesamifar

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Mould, unpacking toxic shame with making of diaristic photobook by Lin, Shiauyu

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Diaristes et épistolières russes (fin XVIIIe ‑ début XIXe siècle) : reflets de l’histoire by Elena Gretchanaia, Catherine Viollet

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Elena Gretchanaia et Catherine Viollet, Si jamais tu lis ce journal… Diaristes russes francophones 1780-1854, Paris, CNRS éditions, 2008, 345 p. by Dominique Picco

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The Shared Diaries of Different Families. Corinne Day and Ryan McGinley by Chiara Pompa

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ТЕКСТЫ ЛИТЕРАТУРНОЙ ДИАРИСТИКИ В ЯКУТСКОЙ ЛИТЕРАТУРЕ (НА ПРИМЕРЕ ДНЕВНИКА А.Е. КУЛАКОВСКОГО) by Дарбасова С.Д.

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O tempo e o espaço na obra diarística de Marcello Duarte Mathias by Yana Andreeva

“…Taking into account the simultaneous existence within the diaries of a subjective and introspective discourse, as well as the existence of micro-sequences to procure the progress of the diary as a narrative, the authors stress, on the one hand, on the way in which the space of the Self in the text, and the inscription of the diarist and its writing in time, on the other. The paper also discusses the debate on temporality and spacial determination of the individual, which the diary implements in a very demanding way in its strife to register the transition of the diarist through the world and through time.…”
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Betwixt and between. The hybrid identity of a South Tyrolean Bersagliere in the 1935-1936 Italo-Abyssinian War by Markus Wurzer

“…Finally, an investigation into Ralser’s identity shows its dynamic, relative, and hybrid character and how – depending on the context – the diarist felt related to different groups such as South Tyroleans, Bersaglieri, Catholics and Europeans. …”
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Real and Imagined Places in the Diary of Gabriella Trebits by Heléna Huhák, András Szécsényi

“…As a result, the references to changes in her sensory impressions created a discursive space for the diarist to express her feelings. Since her narrative depicts a suffering and painful condition, we use Joanna Bourke’s concept of pain talk in our analysis. …”
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A validation study of the Eurostat harmonised European time use study (HETUS) diary using wearable technology by Harms, T, Gershuny, J, Doherty, A, Thomas, E, Milton, K, Foster, C

“…The single case of major divergence (eating) can be explained by a systematic difference between the procedures followed by the self-reporting diarist and the observer coding the camera records. …”

Filles et fils au prisme des journaux d’observation rédigés par leurs parents (Suisse romande, 1780-1820) by Sylvie Moret Petrini

“…The descriptions also appear to be influenced by the staging of the diarist's own role, as father or mother, and his or her expectations of that role.…”
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Dawbeney Turbervile, MD (1612-1696). by Simunovic, M

“…The year 2012 marks the quatercentenary of the birth of Dawbeney Turbervile,MD(1612-1696), one-time Royalist soldier and later ophthalmologist to England’s Princess Anne, the diarist Samuel Pepys, the natural philosopher Robert Boyle, and the astronomer Walter Pope. …”

All the guilt. «Il mestiere di vivere» as a judicial court by Ivan Tassi

“…In this regard, the process of self-condemnation is confused with a narcissistic stage, where the humiliation of the diarist hides a masked and cathartic glorification of his ego, following the model observed by Baudelaire in Rousseau’s Confessions.…”
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‘Now, what has become of our prayers and supplications?’ Faith in an Anglo-Boer War concentration camp of 1901 by Dolf Britz

“…Alongside this exposition, observations and historical notes are appended, as well as questions concerning the diarist’s underlying theological convictions, which are compared and contrasted with those evinced in the contemporary diary of a young female resident of the camp, Rensche van der Walt (1878-1948). …”
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‘Now, what has become of our prayers and supplications?’ Faith in an Anglo-Boer War concentration camp of 1901 by Dolf Britz

“…Alongside this exposition, observations and historical notes are appended, as well as questions concerning the diarist’s underlying theological convictions, which are compared and contrasted with those evinced in the contemporary diary of a young female resident of the camp, Rensche van der Walt (1878-1948). …”
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Zofia Romanowiczówna (1842-1935) – lwowska pamiętnikarka i działaczka społeczna by Katarzyna Świetlik

“… ZOFIA ROMANOWICZÓWNA (1842-1935) – LVIV DIARIST AND SOCIAL ACTIVIST  Zofia Romanowiczówna is usually presented as a participant in the January Uprising, a teacher, and also a member of Lviv women’s associations. …”
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Literary Returns: HENRIETTE YVONNE STAHL or the Fate of an Exceptional Woman to the Backdrop of Dramatic History by Constanţa-Valentina MIHĂILĂ

“…Without being enroll in some literary circle or some fancy literary orientation, without writing memories or being diarist, she spread her ego and her experiences throughout his entire opera, and she kept her aristocratic halo and her principles till the end of her life.…”
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HERMENEUTICA MITULUI ANTIC LA EUGEN SIMION: JURNALUL ÎNTRE PROTEU ȘI CIRCE by USM ADMIN

“…Cuvinte-cheie: hermeneutică mitică, jurnal, diarist, Proteu, Circe, metamorfoză, critică literară, Eugen Simion. …”
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Boundary Devices for Reflexive Teachers by Nadia Sansone, Manuela Fabbri, Ilaria Bortolotti

“…Divided into 14 groups of four members covering specific roles (the coordinator, the researcher, the storyboarder, and the diarist), the participants collaboratively built a multimedia teaching resource about a chosen methodological–didactic theme. …”
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‘A landmark of the transience of all earthly greatness, glory and power!’ Versailles and the Myth of the Ancien Régime in the Writings and Collections of the Swedish Marquis Claes... by Sabrina Norlander Eliasson

“…Eventually, he was honoured with the title of marquis and became one of the Pope’s chamberlains. The Marquis was a diarist and published his memoirs in nine volumes in the 1920s. …”
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