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The article aims to examine how prosodic elements are addressed in pragmatic research, mainly in the Gricean and post-Gricean frameworks. To this end, we focus on J. Hirschberg's proposal to add four new Maxims of Cooperative Conversation derived from the biological codes identified by C. Gussenhoven.
biological code, coding, inference, intonational meaning, maxims of conversation, non-natural meaning
biological code, coding, inference, intonational meaning, maxims of conversation, non-natural meaning
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