Danniel Dennett has advocated that we assume conscious beings have this property, which involves taking a certain kind of ?
In a 1957 monograph on this idea, Elizabeth Anscombe claimed that it is related to behavior for which it is appropriate to give a reason in response to the question of why it occurred, and that its internal manifestations are "without observation." This concept features in the title of a Hubert Dreyfus work about Husserl, this concept, and cognitive science, while eliminative materialists, most prominently Paul Churchland, have argued that this concept and its associated states do not exist at all. First formulated by Franz Brentano in his Psychology From an Empirical Standpoint, Roderick Chisohlm argued that this concept was the hallmark of the mental, and it is the subject of a 1983 work by John Searle which seeks to unite a theory of this concept with his earlier work on speech acts. Danniel Dennett has advocated that we assume conscious beings have this property, which involves taking a certain kind of ?stance towards them. For 10 points, identify this concept from the philosophy of mind which refers to the "directedness" or "aboutness" possessed by mental states.
In a 1957 monograph on this idea, Elizabeth Anscombe claimed that it is related to behavior for which it is appropriate to give a reason in response to the question of why it occurred, and that its internal manifestations are "without observation.
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