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Publication
OOPSLA 1994
Conference paper
Subjectivity in object-oriented systems workshop summary
Abstract
Subjectivity in object-oriented systems is a new research area. At this, the first workshop in this area, there was much discussion of fundamental concepts and issues, as well as of perceived needs for subjectivity and models for realizing it. The discussion is summarized here, and a list of issues that were identified during the workshop is presented.