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    Challenges→The scientific concept of language should be defined as a union of various ontological perspectives rather than by eliminating any single perspective

    Katz's eliminativist strategy is not merely an opposing approach but reflects the standard scientific practice of reducing folk ontologies to theoretically productive kinds.

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