Heather Rowe's solo show is a magnum opus version of the architectural sculpture she has been giving us in a more fragmentary form until now.
So I cannot be the "courier" of a story that exists in fragmentary form in the written record, as Elisabeth Young-Bruehl describes herself in the preface to her biography of Anna Freud.
Though Wolf abandoned this account, it stands, in fragmentary form, as a testament to her skill as a thinker, storyteller, and memorializer of humanity's greatest struggles.
Tragically, he was killed in a car accident in the middle of the project, and in 1963 his work was shown in fragmentary form, with still photographs and narration substituting for the ocean-liner sequences.
It survives only in fragmentary form, incorporated in the commentaries that a later generation of interpreters wrote on the Categories.
The "inquiries" (historiai) of Herodotus, from Asiatic Halicarnassus, will be discussed later, but they would not have been possible without the writings of Hecataeus, another Milesian (c. 500 bce), who treated both geography and myth in works that survive today only in fragmentary form.
The prolific Fischinger's oeuvre consists of more than 50 short films, in complete or fragmentary form, made using a wide variety of techniques, including wax, clay, charcoal drawings, painted cels and three-dimensional objects.
Five chapters offer detailed discussion of the lexicon of kinship in Anatolian, Germanic, Latin, Avestan and, for the first time ever, Albanian--a branch that has hitherto only been treated in fragmentary form.
They are based on visual observations and simple logical deductions and rely on a correlation and integration of data that occurs in fragmentary form at many outcrop locations.
