1.)
Does anybody know of (a set of) combinators describing the data flow
through functions? The most prominent representative in this resepct 
is probably composition ('.' in Haskell).

2.)
In 
        http://members.aol.com/lawsofform/
I read the following:
 Hopkins, 1994
     Hopkins, M. (1994). Laws of Form as a functional calculus. 
     Posted to the USEnet newsgroup sci.math Mar 13,
     1994 and updated to sci.logic Apr 21. 

     An attempt to translate LoF, the whole book, including the
meta-level canons, 
     principles and rules, into a
     functional language and categorical combinator system in the spirit
of CAML. 
     Author's Email address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

But the above mentioned Email address is outdated.

Does anybody have further information about the Laws of Form?


TIA,
Arne
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