Adding a representational level to model-theoretic semantics produces a hybrid that violates theoretical parsimony without demonstrably increasing explanatory power over refined single-framework accounts.

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Hybrid(Used as a contrast case to philosophical concept-coincidence): A thing that is part one kind and part another, such as a centaur (part man, part horse) or the platypus (part mammal, part oviparous).
Model-theoretic semantics(describes the method Hintikka used): A way of understanding meaning by creating logical models or representations—think of it like building a mathematical picture of a situation to see what must be true in it.
Representational level(in semantic theory): The level of analysis concerned with how meanings are internally represented or structured in formal systems, as opposed to how they appear on the surface.
Single-framework accounts(in philosophy of language and logic): An explanation that uses just one unified system or approach rather than mixing multiple different systems together.

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