Change, ancient idea of, 57; existing view, 113; law of the universe, 61; Plato and Aristotle on, 107; progress and, 116
Classes, 75, 152, 155; in the ancient conception of the world, 59
Classic conception of philosophy, 17, 22, 24, 74, 105
Conceptions, 81, 144, 145; reconstruction in, moral, 161; truth, 156
Concrete cases, in morals, 161; in social philosophy, 188
Democracy, 47, 186, 206; of facts, 66; significance, 209
Demonstration, 20, 21, 31; discovery vs., 32
Development, Aristotle's use of term, 57, 58
Discovery, contacts of 16th and 17th centuries, 39; demonstration vs., 32; logic of, 31, 33; moral, 174
Earth, ancient conception, 55; relation to universe, 66
Ends, conflicting, 166; fixed, 70; intrinsic and instrumental, 170, 172-173; means and, 72-73; values, 175
Estheticism, 115-116, 117, 180; science and, reconciling, 127
Europe, nationalistic movement, 201; social cause of intellectual revolution in 16th and 17th centuries, 38-39
Evolution, in Aristotle, 58; of the state, 200-201
Experience, 32; as a guide in science and moral life, 78; basis of old notion of, 79; changed conceptions, 77; classic notion and modern, 81; combined doing and suffering, 86; evil result of unimaginative conception of, 100-101; Greek, 79; modern appeal to, 48; new conception, 83; Plato, 92; principles and, 48; self-regulative, 94-95; true "stuff" of, 91
Family principle, 189; in the world at large, 61-62
Feudalism, 43, 45; of the universe in ancient conception, 59, 61-62
Final good, 161-162, 183; existence of a single good questioned, 162
General notions, in morals, 161; in social philosophy, 188
Generalities, 174; social affairs and, 198
German political philosophy, 200, 208-209
Greeks, 9, 13, 19, 66, 67, 126; ethical theory, 161; religion, 105; science and arts, 93
Growth, 184; of knowledge, 31; moral, 177
Hegel, 19, 106, 189, 190; conception of the state, 200, 201; logic, 134
Human life, "real" and "ideal," a live issue, 128
Ideal, changed conceptions, 103; problem of relation to the real, 130; real and, a human issue, 128
Ideal realm, classic and modern conceptions contrasted, 118
Idealism, 129; epistemological, 49, 51; theological, 50; tragic kind, 129-130
Ideality, one with reality, 111; philosophic conception, 106