Four distinctions

3-27

Elementary belief, causally-produced belief and the natural relation of causality

29-51

The two systems of reality

53-66

Proto-objects

75-90

The first account of transcendental perfect identity

the foundation of secret causes

91-104

A mysterious kind of causation

the second account of transcendental perfect identity

105-122

Unity, number and time

the third account of transcendental perfect identity

123-155

The vulgar attempt to achieve perfect identity

159-179

The philosopher's reaction to the vulgar

imagined causes revisited

181-188

Personal identity

Sydney Shoemaker, Richard Swinburne

189-218

Three unjustified instances of imagined causes

substances, primary qualities and the soul as an immaterial object

221-240

Conclusion

Amy E. Varela

241-276