Halvorson argues that the semantic view of theories leads to absurdities. Glymour shows how to inoculate the semantic view against Halvorson’s criticisms, namely, by making it into a syntactic view of ...

Finite and nonfinite syntactic complements to the verb see in Flannery O'Connor's fiction are examined and shown to contribute stylistically to O'Connor's explorations of the fallibility of human ...

Syntactic saccharin might be a symbol or word that is always required even though it adds nothing unique to the expression. Contrast with syntactic salt. See programming syntax.