A person who advocates for or practices fragmenting; someone who breaks things into fragments or believes fragmentation is desirable.
From 'fragment' plus the suffix '-ist', meaning 'one who practices or advocates for.' The '-ist' suffix, from Greek origin, is widely used to name practitioners of philosophies, practices, or approaches.
In music composition, fragmentists deliberately break melodies into disconnected pieces that seem random until the full piece plays—anticipating how modern listeners experience songs through shuffled playlists rather than complete albums, making accidental fragmentation the new norm.
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