Table of Contents
Editor's PrefaceList of ContributorsThe structure of Gould: History, happenstance, humanism, and the unity of his view of life., Warren D. AllmonDiversity in the fossil record and Stephen Jay Gould's evolving view of the history of life., Richard K. BambachThe legacy of punctuated equilbrium, Dana H. GearyA tree grows in Queens: Stephen Jay Gould and ecology, Warren D. Allmon, Paul J. Morris and Linda C. IvanyStephen Jay Gould's winnowing fork: Science, religion, and creationism, Patricia H. KelleyTop-tier: Stephen Jay Gould and mass extinctions, or "I remember Steve talking about mass extinction one day, boy that was a hoot", David C. KendrickStephen Jay Gould - What does it mean to be a radical?, Richard C. Lewontin and Richard LevinsEvolutionary theory and the uses of biology, Philip KitcherStephen Jay Gould's evolving, hierarchical thoughts on stasis, Bruce S. LiebermanStephen Jay Gould: The scientist as educator, Robert M. RossStephen Jay Gould: Remembering a geologist, Jill S. SchneidermanGould's odyssey: Form may follow function, or former function, and all species are equal (especially bacteria), but history is trumps., Roger D. K. ThomasThe tree of life: Stephen Jay Gould's contributions to systematics, Margaret M. YaccobucciGenetics and Development: Good as Gould, Robert L. DoritBibliography of Stephen J. Gould, Compiled by Warren D. AllmonIndex