In a 2008 work intended to be a "revisiting" of the original work in which this concept appeared, this concept's originatoridentiÂed pragmatism as the "enemy par excellence" of his project. Andy Clark criticized this concept for trading on a "confusedreliance on the idea of a symbol's physical presence." In the article "Connectionism and Cognitive Architecture," theoriginator of this concept argued that the "architecture of the mind is not a connectionist network," partly due to the systematicityinherent in understanding both the phrase "John 
In a 2008 work intended to be a "revisiting" of the original work in which this concept appeared, this concept's originatoridentiÂed pragmatism as the "enemy par excellence" of his project. Andy Clark criticized this concept for trading on a "confusedreliance on the idea of a symbol's physical presence." In the article "Connectionism and Cognitive Architecture," theoriginator of this concept argued that the "architecture of the mind is not a connectionist network," partly due to the systematicityinherent in understanding both the phrase "John loves the girl," and "the girl loves John." The work which introducedthis concept argued that all cognitive processes are computational, and argues contra Wittgenstein that a private language isnot only possible but must exist; that work lays out some evidence for the existence of the "internal code" which is supposedto make up the data structures required by this concept. For 10 points, identify this concept according to which cognitiveprocesses are realized by a symbolic system together with syntactic operations over tokens, introduced by Jerry Fodor in a 1975book of the same name
In a 2008 work intended to be a "revisiting" of the original work in which this concept appeared, this concept's originatoridentiÂed pragmatism as the "enemy par excellence" of his project.
language of thought hypothesis [or mentalese]