Anne-Marie Millim is a research fellow at the University of Luxembourg.

• Contents: Preface; Introduction; Publicised emotion: emotional education in the diaries of Elizabeth Eastlake and Henry Crabb Robinson; Economies of emotion in the diaries of George Eliot and George Gissing; Photographic emotion: visual and temporal appropriation in John Ruskin’s diaries; The labour of resignation and assertion in the diaries of Gerard Manley Hopkins and Edith Simcox; Epilogue: wholeness, complementation and self-signification; Bibliography; Index.

’The Victorian Diary is a substantial achievement, fully justifying its concluding aspiration that it will further energise the field and thus extend it to other nonartists and workers (185).’ SHARP News ’...Victorian Diary is a welcome addition to an area that, despite the flourishing academic interest in life-writing, remains undertheorized.’ George Eliot Review

Anne-Marie Millim is a research fellow at the University of Luxembourg.

• Contents: Preface; Introduction; Publicised emotion: emotional education in the diaries of Elizabeth Eastlake and Henry Crabb Robinson; Economies of emotion in the diaries of George Eliot and George Gissing; Photographic emotion: visual and temporal appropriation in John Ruskin’s diaries; The labour of resignation and assertion in the diaries of Gerard Manley Hopkins and Edith Simcox; Epilogue: wholeness, complementation and self-signification; Bibliography; Index.

’The Victorian Diary is a substantial achievement, fully justifying its concluding aspiration that it will further energise the field and thus extend it to other nonartists and workers (185).’ SHARP News ’...Victorian Diary is a welcome addition to an area that, despite the flourishing academic interest in life-writing, remains undertheorized.’ George Eliot Review

Anne-Marie Millim is a research fellow at the University of Luxembourg.

• Contents: Preface; Introduction; Publicised emotion: emotional education in the diaries of Elizabeth Eastlake and Henry Crabb Robinson; Economies of emotion in the diaries of George Eliot and George Gissing; Photographic emotion: visual and temporal appropriation in John Ruskin’s diaries; The labour of resignation and assertion in the diaries of Gerard Manley Hopkins and Edith Simcox; Epilogue: wholeness, complementation and self-signification; Bibliography; Index.

’The Victorian Diary is a substantial achievement, fully justifying its concluding aspiration that it will further energise the field and thus extend it to other nonartists and workers (185).’ SHARP News ’...Victorian Diary is a welcome addition to an area that, despite the flourishing academic interest in life-writing, remains undertheorized.’ George Eliot Review