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And if you descend into the bowels of the various leviathans, why there you will not find distinctions a fiftieth part as available to the systematizer as those external ones already enumerated.

One can detect the theological spirit in the works of systematizers like Spinoza, Leibniz, and Hegel, except they are founded upon a feeling of intellectual rather than divine revelation.

Our best American psychologists have been excellent scholars, excellent systematizers, excellent experimenters, but not great discoverers.

According to this theory, women in general are empathetic for responding to stimuli with the appropriate emotion, and men are systematizers for responding to stimuli by analyzing the relationship of stimuli with results and for deducing rules that govern systems.

Leibniz made many contributions, (3) but he is perhaps best known as one of the most prominent systematizers of the seventeenth century.

Starr's account details the contribution of the Hadith systematizers (five of the six of whom, including the most renowned--Bukhari, Muslim and Tirmidhi--came from Central Asian, not Arab backgrounds) to the fashioning of a doctrinal foundation for orthodoxy that Islam did not have prior to their efforts, to Al Ghazali, whose repudiation of philosophical free thinking inaugurated a counter reformation in Islam that has still not been systematically challenged.

"What the French systematizers had done for Roman civil law--an orderly reconstruction of the materials afforded by the Corpus Juris Civilis according to logical principles--he was to accomplish for the whole field lying beyond the ken of civil law, that is, the jus belli ac pacis (...)".

Nietzsche spoke explicitly against "systematizers"--those who tried to do precisely what Marx and Hegel did: create "metahistories," (larger understandings of historical processes).

The older Reformation scholarship often contrasted the early Reformers as biblically focused theologians with the later Protestant scholastic theologians as rationalist systematizers. Musculus was in many respects a link between the early Reformers and the later scholastics, and Ballor's portrayal of his overlapping interests provides further evidence against the overly simplistic caricatures common in twentieth-century historiography.

Historically, Smith was flanked by natural law and positivist systematizers, and systematizers tend to leave conspicuous monuments behind.

At a time when most everyone was still determined that industry and technology should trail imagination and the moral order, Marinetti appreciated the incendiary promise--in his mind, the inherent poetry--of machinery and noted that the systematizers, the historicists, were already playing catch-up.

These "systematizers" have an opportunity to double down, creating a substantial gap between themselves and their competitors.