The Unfinished Manner: Essays on the Fragment in the Later Eighteenth Century (review)

Abstract

Examines the fragments, the deliberately unfinished work, of 18th-century European writers and artists. This study treats the fragment as a genre, examining the practice of reading, the sexing of forms and the fragment's meaning within the context of the social mythologies of its time.

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