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Chi ben commincia è alia meta dell' opra.
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Quiza la historia universal es la historia de la diversa entonacio n de algunas meta foras. It may be that universal history is the history of the different intonations given a handful of metaphors.
jorge luis borges— 1952 Otras inquisiciones,'La esfera de Pascal' (translated as The Fearful Sphere of Pascal,1964).
L |' si vedra' la superbia ch'asseta, che fa lo Scotto e l'Inghilese folle, s |' che non puo' soffrir dentro a sua meta. There shall you see the pride which causes thirst, which makes the Scots and the English mad, so that they cannot remain within their boundaries.
Dante (originally Durante) Alighieri— c.1320 Divina Commedia,'Paradiso', canto1, l.121-3.
One could then consider the enterprise-reference architecture to be a meta model of the enterprise representation. The enterprise-architecture is a component of this meta model.
— James G. Nell (1996) "Enterprise representation: an analysis of standards issues." Modelling and Methodologies for Enterprise Integration. Springer US. p. 56-68.
Critical systems thinking is a robust recent trend in humanistically oriented systems work. Spearheaded by work of Ulrich (1983), Flood (1990), and Flood and Jackson (1991), this approach manages to accommodate the knowledge-constitutive interests of Jürgen Habermas (1971) and the interpretive analytical orientations of Michel Foucault (1972) through a meta- methodology involving constant critical reflection. The meta-methodology serves as the basis for the generation of a new methodology that critically applies various systems approaches to problem solving.
— Alexander Laszlo and Stanley Krippner (1992) "Systems Theories: Their Origins, Foundations, and Development"
The film, to me, is a story that is about the limitations that society puts on the individual, what’s your breaking point and how do you react to that. Which is at least a little meta, given what we’re doing with the project.
jessica mae stover— About the story of ARTEMIS ETERNAL
Critical systems thinking is a robust recent trend in humanistically oriented systems work. Spearheaded by work of Ulrich (1983), Flood (1990), and Flood and Jackson (1991), this approach manages to accommodate the knowledge-constitutive interests of Jürgen Habermas (1971) and the interpretive analytical orientations of Michel Foucault (1972) through a meta- methodology involving constant critical reflection. The meta-methodology serves as the basis for the generation of a new methodology that critically applies various systems approaches to problem solving.
— Alexander Laszlo and Stanley Krippner (1992) "Systems Theories: Their Origins, Foundations, and Development"
