In a few concise chapters Mr. Miller pretty much dismantles all the claims, such as they are, for the intelligent design movement.
In addition, the book is well-organized with a brief introduction in Chapter 1 and a concise summary in Chapter 6, with Chapters 2 to 5 constituting the body of the book.
This short book of 269 pages contains a series of concise chapters, that are clearly grouped into topics.
Arranged in a handful of clear, concise chapters, "Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare" turns an unwieldy, Medusa-headed topic into a convincingly humane argument for change.
Tracing the history of his subject in more than 30 concise chapters, he presents a comprehensive survey of America's songwriters and the songs that have embedded themselves in the nation's collective memory.
In Technology Matters, Nye tackles ten central questions about our relationship to technology, integrating a half-century of ideas about technology into ten cogent and concise chapters, with wide-ranging historical examples from many societies.
Wheeler's more concise chapters on Burlend, Bird and Hubback offer gems of descriptive writing and biographical insight.
In 12 concise chapters Hughes describes the years from childhood in Yorkshire to Ted's death in 1998.
The 10 concise chapters that follow alternate – sometimes seamlessly, sometimes more jumpily – between reportage and more analytical sections on the history, economics, technology and philosophy behind the protests.
Kuttner, in concise chapters written with great vigor and clarity, shows what the change could look like if Obama is bold enough to go for it and the gods continue to smile on him.
He also dives into the substantial literature on the game, which he boils down into concise chapters on subjects like chess and the Muslim Renaissance, chess and warfare, and chess and totalitarianism, not to mention chess strategy.
