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Ch. 1 | Setting out : toward irony, the fragment, and the fragmentary work | 1 |
Ch. 2 | Rethinking romantic poetry : Schlegel, the genre of dialogue, and the poetics of the fragment | 28 |
Ch. 3 | Nothing so difficult as a beginning : Byron's pilgrimage to the origin of the work of art and the inspiration of exile | 57 |
Ch. 4 | Narrative and its discontents; or, the novel as fragmentary work : Joyce at the limits of romantic poetry | 105 |
Ch. 5 | From the fragmentary work to the fragmentary imperative : Blanchot and the quest for passage to the outside | 151 |
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