unsystematized

(ʌnˈsɪstɪməˌtaɪzd) or

unsystematised

adj

not systematized or arranged in a system

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I contend in the following pages that Byron's poetry of unsystematized experience is utterly dependent upon a hierarchy of racial value that makes whiteness into the condition for appreciating the changing and dazzling hues of both human and poetic bodies.

Race, writing, and Don Juan

Allen Forte's distinction between primary and composite segments, or the practice of imbrication, can be useful, but his reference to contextual criteria for segmentation was left unsystematized.

A Theory of Music Analysis: On Segmentation and Associative Organization

The Motu-Koita and neighbouring people were credited only with unsystematized beliefs and superstitions about invisible forces.

Reflections on a dead dog: towards a reconstruction of traditional Motu-Koita ontology

He confesses to being, at times, swayed by their arguments, to "come up to their unsystematized, mysterious and elusive standards," but in the end he" revolted altogether and refused to play their game," declared himself a "journalist," and declined the role of "artist" (Autobiography 623).

"The difference between us": Conrad, Wells, and the English novel

Patients may experience disorientation and unsystematized paranoid delusions.

The delirious substance abuser

It is, we might say, unscientific and unsystematized.

Bringing out the meaning: Deacy, Nolan, Scorsese, and what films 'mean'

From the Tibetan side we can adduce some unsystematized information.

Some preliminary remarks on the influx of New Worlds silver into Tibet during China's "Silver Century" (1550-1650)

In general, the monster, as a creature which brings together a combination of opposites, has been an object of wonder, which, according to Stephen Greenblatt, "is so new that for a moment at least it is alone, unsystematized, an utterly detached object of rapt attention" (20).

Images of liminality in Book VI of The Aeneid

Subsequent usage indicates that the image of a new Pentecost came to express a broad-gauged, intuitive framing of the council, whether prospective or retrospective, that has entered into an unsystematized vocabulary surrounding Vatican II.

Interpreting Vatican II: "a new Pentecost"

That "all things flow" is the first vague generalization which the unsystematized, barely analyzed, intuition of men has produced .

David Hall and Richard Rorty on what is philosophy good for

Yet, I wonder how much impact such unsystematized actions can have, as well as where humanities scholars can fit such skills-based resistance into our demanding schedules.

Access to digitized knowledge: education, consolidation, maintenance

Morris are the most eloquent: "It is plainly evident that as a denomination we shall never attain to the broad influence and elevated dignity worthy of so vast a body of Baptists, so long as our literary productions remain unpublished, our works unsystematized, and success remains dependant upon the option of our friends for prosecution.