The proposition is divided into two classes: representation-primary and representation-secondary.
By merging aspects and classes (representations of the structure of entities in the program), the weaver generates either a woven class (which can then be compiled into bytecode) or woven bytecode directly.
She believes that working-class representation has worsened in the arts over the last two decades.
And, let's face it, we need to increase working-class representation in parliament too.
Julie Walters is among those who have lamented the lack of working-class representation in drama, while Lenny Henry recently called for greater racial diversity.
I was right to call for more working-class representation, he tells me, "but it won't come from Labour," he tells me, after Labour's defeat.
On the Conservative benches, traditionally the bastion of white upper class representation, there would be a trebling of the number of non-white MPs.
Half a century after the Labour party was formed with the purpose of increasing working-class representation, Bevan was confident enough to assert that the "[old political] order and class was dying".
The risk that Ed Miliband could be diverted into internal spats with the trade unions over their role in the party – the only significant mechanism for working class representation left in British politics – has to be avoided.
After securing the book deal with Penguin, de Waal used some of her advance to set up a creative writing scholarship to try to improve working-class representation in the arts.
True, this is a much deeper dislocation, fed by issues as diverse as our overly technocratic language, a dearth of working-class representation, and our record on immigration and globalisation in government.
