CONCEPTIONS:
Lotze's view of, 59;
Bacon's attitude toward, 157;
relation to fact, 168;
function in Greek philosophy, 342;
(see Idea, Image, Hypothesis).
CONCEPTUAL LOGIC:
as related to idea and image, 188-92.
CONSCIENCE:
evolution of, 286, 287;
ambiguous and transitional character of, 287;
metaphysical implications of, as moral standard, 288;
not autonomous, 288.
CONSCIENTIOUSNESS:
dangers of, consequent upon ideal of self-realization, 316;
Green's defense of, referred to, 316 note.
CONSERVATION:
of energy and mass, 206;
(see Energy).
CONTENT OF KNOWLEDGE:
and logical object, originates in tension, 49;
thought's own, 65;
and datum, 69;
as truth, 79 ff.;
as static and dynamic, 73, 93 ff., 110 ff.;
(see Study IV; Objectivity, Validity).