> look, I can draw a line between this function in the metaobject protocol and that function in the Python implementation of objects and get something very clos

> look, I can draw a line between this function in the metaobject protocol and that function in the Python implementation of objects and get something very close to an isomorphism The book (1991) and the CLOS MOP (1987/88) itself are now quite old and other languages had (Smalltalk) and have (Python) something similar. https://ml.cddddr.org/cl-object-oriented-programming/mop/1987-12-13-mop.pdf https://ml.cddddr.org/cl-object-oriented-programming/mop/198... One thing, not related to its main content, I always liked about the AMOP is the generally good style of Lisp programming in the book.