• An Objective Sense of Style (in Postscript)
• Object-Oriented Programming: An Objective Sense of Style (in PDF) This paper is the OOPSLA 88 paper, a predecessor of the IEEE Software paper.
• Law of Demeter Home Page
• Additional Information .

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AUTHOR = "Karl J. Lieberherr and Ian Holland and Arthur J. Riel",
TITLE = "Object-oriented programming: An objective sense of style",
BOOKTITLE = oopsla,
MONTH = "September",
ADDRESS = "San Diego, CA",
YEAR = "1988",
VOL = 23,
NUMBER = 11,
PAGES = "323-334",
NOTE = "A short version of this paper appears in
{\em IEEE Computer Magazine},
June 1988, Open Channel section, pages 78-79."
}
%  A revised version
%  of the paper appeared in IEEE Software in fall 1989."

• Difference in weak and strong versions of law - p329
• Notes how to conform to law - p331

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AUTHOR = "Karl J. Lieberherr and Ian Holland",
TITLE = "Assuring Good Style for Object-Oriented Programs",
JOURNAL = ieee-software,
YEAR = "1989",
MONTH = "September",
PAGES = "38-48"
}

• Ways to check at compile time with acquaintance classes - p9

This paper sparked our investigation of Adaptive Programming.