conceptual immediacy See IMMEDIACY.

conceptualism the view that there are no universals and that the...

conceptual polarity See POLARITY.

conceptual priority See DEPENDENCE.

conceptual role semantics See MEANING, PHILOSO -. PHY OF MIN.

conceptual analysis See ANALYSIS.

concept, theoretical See THEORETICAL TERM.

concept, denoting See RUSSELL.

concept See CONCEPTUALISM.

conceivability capability of being conceived or imagined. Thus, golden mountains are...

conative See VOLITION.

Comte Auguste (1798–1857), French philosopher and sociologist, the founder of positivism....

concrescence See WHITEHEAD.

concrete universal See HEGEL.

concretion, principle of See WHITEHEAD.

concretism See REISM.

concurrent cause See CAUSATION.

concomitant variation, method of See MILL' S. METHOD.

conclusive justification See JUSTIFICATION.

conclusive evidence See EVIDENCE.

concilience See WHEWELL.

conciliarism See GERSON.

conceptual truth See ANALYTIC – SYNTHETIC DIS -. TINCTIO.

conceptual role theory of meaning See MEANING.

conditional probability See PROBABILITY.

conditional, strict See COUNTERFACTUALS, IMPLI -. CATIO.

conditional, material See COUNTERFACTUALS, IM -. PLICATIO.

conditional a compound sentence, such as 'if Abe calls, then Ben...

Condillac Étienne Bonnot de (1714–80), French philosopher, an empiricist who was...

conditional proof (1) The argument form 'B follows from A; therefore, if...