Chapter one introduces and outlines the Structure of Evolutionary Theory, with chapter two covering the structure of The Origin of Species, chapter three focusing on issues surrounding agency, chapters four and five covering efficacy, and chapters six and seven covering scope. Part II—comprising the bulk of the text—focuses on the modern discussion and debate (post-1959).
This book's organization is as follows: Chapter one introduces and outlines the theory of evolution, chapter two focuses on the structure of "The Origin of Species," chapters three to five address issues related to agency, and chapters six and seven cover scope. Part II comprises the bulk of the text and deals with modern discussions and debates (post-1959).