 Callender and Cohen (2006) give a radical answer to the demarcation problem: there is no difference between scientific representations and other kinds of representations, not even between scientific and artistic representation. Underlying this claim is a position they call “General Griceanism” (GG). The core of GG is the reductive claim that all representations owe their status as representations to a privileged core of fundamental representations. GG then comes with a practical prescription about how to proceed with the analysis of a representation: