Architectonic
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In philosophy, Architectonic (or archetectonic) is used to mean the scientific systematisation of all knowledge. The term was first used by Aristotle in his Politics in reference to politics, meaning that politics encompasses all knowledge.
There is an alternate meaning, as well: "of or relating to architecture or design".
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