[Haskell-cafe] value vs object orientation

[Rustom Mody]

I was trying to explain to a colleague the difference in outlook between
value and object orientation.

I find some references like C#'s 'value-objects' vs the more usual
'reference-objects'  But these kinds of references are very OOP-tilted.

OTOH there are a few writings eg by Peter Wegner argung that the millennial
philosophy divide between 'rationalism' and 'empiricism' corresponds to the
division in programming between FP and OOP.

Im looking for some more middle ground stuff -- not too stuck on one
technological platform and yet not overly philosophical
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