Hamilton was a great executive and systematizer; he himself worked out an accounting system for the United States Government which, with but slight modifications, remained in force for more than a hundred years.
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"' Henry Robinson Towne "'( August 24, 1844 in Philadelphia & ndash; October 15, 1924 ) was an American mechanical engineer and businessman, known as early systematizer of management.
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Rangjung Dorje, 3rd Karmapa Lama, ( 1284 1339 ) was an important systematizer of Ch�d teachings and significantly assisted in their promulgation within the literary and practice lineages of the Kagyu, Nyingma, and particularly Dzogchen.
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I don't think the number of interests you have would affect the systematizer score because obsessive systematizers are interested in the details of all such systems-even though they only personally pursue a few of them.
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I don't think the number of interests you have would affect the systematizer score because obsessive systematizers are interested in the details of all such systems-even though they only personally pursue a few of them.
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Jili was the foremost systematizer and one of the greatest exponents of the work of Ibn Arabi . " Universal Man " is an explanation of Ibn Arabi s teachings on the structure of reality and human perfection.
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America has always been full of what Swift, in " Gulliver's Travels, " called " projectors " _ systematizers, theoreticians, political idealists, men and women who build cathedrals of thought and supposed morality on sandbars in a shifting river.
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Martin was not only the founder of Coll�ge Sainte-Marie de Montr�al ( St . Mary's College ), the financier, the architect, and the overseer of the material construction, he was also the systematizer of its curriculum during his rectorship which lasted until 1857.
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Later I felt trapped by constructions of " gender, " largely because I had not the intellectual weaponry, or indeed the desire, to construct an opposing set of definitions, only a sense that the systematizers'descriptions of me were misleading, or inadequate, or couched in loose, or meaningless, or tautological language.
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I think it's in Beyond Good and Evil that he discusses " the history of an illusion " where he criticizes the systematizers through Kant, and rejects them . ( I have to apologize, I haven't read him in 10 years and my books of his are in storage, so others should correct me, please . ) Nietzsche is perhaps the most brilliant " writer"
