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This is a group for anyone studying an element, a piece, a bit, a portion, something not quite intact, or part of a larger whole. Anyone with an interest in disengaged or broken-up fragments of bodies, things, concepts, or historical ideas is welcome.
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The Map as Fragment: 11th December, 6 pm, Room 112 1 Reply
Dear Bits-iansOur theme for this session is the map, and its always-incomplete relation to reality. We'll be considering everything from physical to mental to political geography, and how they're all…Continue
Started by Beatrice Bazell. Last reply by Beatrice Bazell Dec 5.
F-F-Fragments: broken sounds and communication, Tues 13th November, 6pm, room 112 2 Replies
Hi Fragmentors,This week's theme is broken/mispronounced oral sounds (thanks, Pauric), everything from stammers and stutters, to mental blocks, to chattering teeth, and anything else you find…Continue
Started by Beatrice Bazell. Last reply by Beatrice Bazell Nov 6.
change of date: planning session now 31st October
Dear FragmentsOur planning session for new and old members will now require your presence on 31st October, with your ideas and inspirations, to Room 112 (next to the Keynes library), 43 Gordon…Continue
Started by Beatrice Bazell Oct 13.
A Fragmented Agenda: 30th October, 6pm, location tbc
Dear FragmentsWe will have an introductory meeting for new and old members to choose themes for the coming terms, so bring along your ideas and inspirations to (somewhere in) 43 Gordon Square,…Continue
Started by Beatrice Bazell Oct 5.
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Comment by Beatrice Bazell on November 28, 2012 at 15:16 -
I stumbled across this mesmerising photo-essay on an abandoned asylum, which was too beautiful and fractured not to share: http://www.abandoned-britain.com/PP/canehill/1.htm - enjoy...
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Comment by Beatrice Bazell on July 10, 2012 at 14:45
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Dear Fragments,
Due to a minor scheduling error (ahem, Wimbledon final), we failed to have a discussion of the reading for the last meeting. So, in the spirit of a deliberately ruined construct, I propose that we try again in September, before term starts, the readings will stay the same, and I'm sure it will be a fantastic meeting of theoretical and physical concepts!
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