A colleague with a mathematics and Lisp background is wanting to learn more about Haskell. The books he's looked at concentrate more on building up from the basics and getting the syntax right, etc., whereas really he's looking more of a top-down view that makes Haskell's features and behavior clear and relates them to category theory, etc. Would anyone be able to suggest some good references?
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