Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park

The work of interest, Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton. The novel is a techno thriller about an island of the coast of Costa Rica that serves as a zoological resort with dinosaurs being the main attraction. The movie counterpart of the same name has spawned four sequels all overseen by Steven Spielberg in some way or another. At the beginning of the novel Crichton write about how the world of genetics has changed and mentions a fictional small genetics lab company titled Ingen. He labels the short exposition “The InGen Incident”. The short chapter serves to partially set the tone of the novel. He does not mention any of the details of the incident but does let his audience know that something seedy and dangerous happened during the InGen incident
that the company wanted to resolve the legal issues it spawned quickly and quietly. Crichton uses the philosophical principles of Chaos Theory as a plot device throughout the novel. He uses the voice of the Mathematician Ian Malcom to show this. HE even divides the novel into iterations. The word Iteration itself means
1. Repetition of a mathematical or computational procedure applied to the result of a previous application, typically as a means of obtaining successively closer approximations to the solution of a problem. (Webster)
As the novel progress the author uses the iterations to separate the book into parts. With each new iteration there is a quote from the mathematician of the novel Ian Malcom. Taking into account what an iteration means and how the novel progress it is safely assumed that as each iteration is finished the problems within the park becomes more complex and even dangerous. But Iterations eventually lead to final solutions.