Kit Fine's truthmaker semantics reanalyzes apparent hyperintensionality in 'because' as sensitivity to the exact ontological grounds of a proposition, not to sub-propositional syntax.

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Because (in logic/philosophy)(the word being reanalyzed): In philosophy, 'because' is studied as a relationship of explanation or grounding—it's not just about grammar, but about what actually makes something true or real.
Kit Fine(as a philosopher referenced for his views on concreteness): A contemporary philosopher who studies metaphysics (the nature of reality) and has written extensively about what makes something real or concrete versus abstract.
Ontological grounds(what makes statements true): The actual things or facts in the world that are responsible for making something true; essentially, the real-world basis for why a statement is correct.
Sub-propositional(philosophy of mind and epistemology): Simpler than a complete statement or thought. A proposition is a claim that can be true or false (like 'it is raining'); sub-propositional means something below that level of complexity, like a mere feeling or basic awareness.

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