A set of commonsense principles regarding human cognition, including the distinctionbetween beliefs and desires, and the link between such propositional attitudes and behavior.This framework is challenged by eliminativists (see Eliminative materialism), whomaintain, for example, that these concepts have no corresponding neurological basis andtherefore mislead philosophical reflection.
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