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Raymond Dibellos diary is a rare and unusual account of the intellectual formation and motivation of one particular worker-writer in the early 1960s. This paper argues that a rewarding reading of the diary can be gathered by a close reading that thinks with Dibello as an author and the disciplinary gesture involved in keeping a diary every year for five years, instead of about Dibello as just one of many within a category called worker.