Ten analytic theory papers (Gregor, 2006, Type I) tracing the structural consequences of Puppet-Oriented Programming — of treating the program as a score performed and journaled by a Puppet rather than as instructions executed directly. Each paper names one structural property of software systems and traces its consequences.
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