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Is it really valid to conclude that software engineering is diseased based on one propagating mistake? Could you provide other examples of flawed scholarship in the field? (I'm not saying I disagree, but I don't think your argument is particularly convincing.)
Can you comment on Making Software by Andy Oram and Greg Wilson (Eds.)? What do you think of Jorge Aranda and Greg Wilson's blog, It Will Never Work in Theory?
To anyone interested in the subject, I recommend Greg Wilson's talk on the subject, which you can view here.
See the ebook referenced at the end of the post, for starters. Will say more later.