[nils-m-holm]

tug2024 wrote: > Doesn’t lisp extend lambda calculus (abstraction . application)? As a consequence, lisp (abstraction . application . environment)!

Another valid question downvoted into oblivion.

The environment in (lexically scoped) LISP is an implementation detail. Lambda calculus does not need an environment, because variables are substituted on a sheet of paper. So lambda calculus equals lexically scoped LAMBDA in LISP.

Sure, you could view LISP as LC plus some extra functions (that are not easily implemented in LC).