Foreword by Professor R.C. Oldfield. Preface to the English Edition. Translators’ Glossary. Author’s Note. Introduction.
1. The Problem
2. The Experimental Apparatus Mechanical Causality
Part1: The Launching Effect
3. The Segregative Influence of the Objects
4. The Polarising Influence of the Objects
5. The Phenomenal Aspect of the Objects
6. Spatio-Temporal Integration
7. The Speeds and the Hierarchisation of the Movements
8. The Launching Effect seen as a Whole
Part2: The Entraining Effect
9. The Structural Organisation of the Entraining Effect
10. Launching-by-Expulsion
11. Propulsion
12. Animal Locomotion
13. Tactile-Kinaesthetic Perception of Mechanical Causality
14. Ampliation of the Movement Qualitative Causality
15. Movement of One Object linked with Qualitative Change in Another
16. The Linking of Qualitative Changes in Two Objects The Origin of the Idea of Causality
17. Critical Reflections on Different Theories Appendices
1. A Special Case of Propulsion: the Trace-making Effect
2. Theory of Phenomenal Causality. New Perspectives Commentary (by T.R. Miles). References. Index of Authors. Index of Subjects.