Spare a sympathetic thought, if you have one in you, for the Mittster.
By John Cassidy August 22, 2012 Spare a sympathetic thought, if you have one in you, for the Mittster.
German Nazi-sympathetic highbrow thought had some small distinction.
High-level concepts from antecedent thought sympathetic to systems design and design thinking, organizational leadership and shared leadership, organizational learning and knowledge creation, and action research and evidence-based decision-making situate workplace enactment of Informed Systems.
(See Altham, 1979, for a sympathetic defense of these guiding thoughts, and Schroeder, 2010, for a thorough treatment of the development of expressivism, with particular attention paid to the attempts to tackle the Frege-Geach argument).
Nikahang Kowsar, a prominent Iranian cartoonist, based in Canada, suggested that Hashemi Rafsanjani, an influential Iranian cleric thought to be sympathetic to the opposition, could be his successor.
When the Communists came to power, they arrested a number of even those Westerners who had been sympathetic, forcing them to undergo thought reform and confess to having been spies.
Though he doesn't disguise his (now, perhaps, obsolete) antipathy for Arafat, Silva adorns his other characters — the true believer, the spymaster, the lover — with enough fine thoughts to make them sympathetic.
Not only is Mr. West an academic philosopher schooled in Sidney Hook's brand of philosophical pragmatism, they point out, but his book "The American Evasion of Philosophy" (University of Wisconsin Press, 1989) contains a significant -- and sympathetic -- assessment of Hook's thought.
Many possible candidates can be seen as sympathetic to this emerging school of thought.
