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To complete, Roland Barthes explored the concept of "fragment" you mentioned in his works "The Pleasure of the Text" and "S/Z" notably.

He viewed fragments as disruptions or openings that invite interpretation and meaning-making, emphasizing the role of the reader in constructing meaning from these fragments. For Barthes, fragments offer glimpses into larger narratives or systems, allowing for a more dynamic engagement with texts and ideas.

Theory which can further explain the appeal towards "interstitial storytelling".

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