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I can see this making sense for type signatures and data structures—or class definitions, interface definitions. Not so sure about "entry points". Contracts, abstractions. Typical Haskell code would really lend itself to being summarized like this—typeclass instances, etc.

Bruno Latour is a significant thinker on the sociology of technology. He died recently.

This book is, according to him, "the best presentation of my entire work that I am aware of."

The "Thinkers for Architects" book series is intended to introduce the work of important philosophers and other theorists to a relatively non-academic audience. As such, the books are of interest to readers from outside architecture (they are often very good).