THE SOCIAL ASPECT OF CONSCIENCE
The Right as the Rational—Significance of this View—The Right as
the Onward—The Right as Habit—Right is not the Social as against
the Individual—It is, in a Sense, the Social as against the
Sensual—The Right as a Synthesis of Personal Influences—Personal
Authority—Confession, Prayer, Publicity—Truth—Dependence of
Right upon Imagination—Conscience Reflects a Social Group—Ideal
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