H. H. Price's analysis of concepts as, fundamentally, recognitional capacities

The concern of this paper will be H. H. Price's treatment of concepts in their most basic form: recognitional capacities. Before considering this specific treatment of concepts, we first need to set the stage for such consideration. First, concept-talk in general needs to be discussed. Second, something needs to be said about Price's dispositional analysis of concepts in general. Then we can focus on the more specific topic of concepts as recognitional capacities. Subsequently, recognitional capacities themselves will be cherished.