| paragraph | topic |
|---|
| Introductory notes |
| para1 | the question at hand |
| para2 | propose to consider a hypothetical universe in which the mind-brain identity case is strong |
| para3 | the materialist ontology |
| para4 | hypotheses 1 & 2, a materialist core |
| para5 | first statement of a mind-brain identity hypothesis |
| para6 | two points of weakness in the case |
| para7 | filling the holes - hypotheses 3 to 7 |
| para8 | hypotheses 4,5, & 6 give a materialist-determinism |
| para9 | how the hypotheses exclude grounds for belief in mind |
| para10 | sharpening hypothesis 6 (effective predictability) |
| para11 | causality not hypothesised |
| para12 | hypotheses weak enough to admit, e.g. holism |
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written early 1975, edited into HTML 1997/4/23 last edited 1997/4/24