The texts in "Fragments of a Mirror" partly originate and certainly constitute a continuation of the "Darwinian" texts. Fragments of a mirror in which we see ourselves and through it the world. Despite the cracks and inconsistencies, despite the many important sections that are missing, we can, from what we have in front of us, imagine the mirror and calculate its radius of curvature.
The subject matter at first glance presents a lack of a central focus and gives the image of dispersion. However, this is a superficial and superficial impression. The texts are fragments of a mosaic. Only a few fragments of a mosaic that represents a world idol, a product of the Darwinian interpretation of the world. Although the positive sciences, and biology in particular, give the impression of distancing themselves from humans in order to gain objectivity, it is obvious that engaging with them and their driving force is the knowledge of humans.