Fragments of a planned whole can convey a radically new philosophy.

Evidence

All these pieces together,’ he wrote to Pollock in the middle of 1943, `constitute a body of documents which in my opinion will make it possible to get quite a notion of the book as it is meant to live.I think that this fragments [sic] contain the principles of a philosophy to which we can stand [sic] and which is really original.’ — Rolf Wiggershaus, The Frankfurt School, 1357

Categorization

• QUESTION: The fragmentary, experimental publication model — publishing pieces as ‘principles of a philosophy’ — connects to how the reader’s own collaged knowledge-base approach works.