The idea of monads in Haskell originated from functional programming language theory, specifically from category theory. The use of monads in functional programming was popularized by the mathematician and computer scientist Phil Wadler in the 1990s. Wadler wrote several papers on the subject, including "Monads for Functional Programming," which helped to establish the concept of monads in the functional programming community.
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