@inbook{414201a4104d48e18bce76595d01bfe1,
title = "Pragmatics and prosody",
abstract = "The aim of this chapter is to give the reader an idea of the various dimensions along which the debates on the relationship between pragmatics and prosody take place, then go on to suggest ways in which studies in this area might be advanced. It is based around three questions. For ease of presentation, the three questions are dealt within three separate sections (so question (1) is dealt with in section 2, question (2) in section 3 and question (3) in section 4). The questions are, however, inter-related, and consequently the answers to them are inter-linked: (1) How should the different types of prosody be characterised? (2) What is the relationship between prosody and intentional communication? (3) What kind of meaning does prosody encode (if anything)?",
keywords = "prosody, meaning, pragmatics, natural meaning, non-natural meaning, semantics, intonation",
author = "Tim Wharton",
year = "2012",
month = jan,
day = "1",
language = "English",
isbn = "9780521192071",
series = "Cambridge handbooks in language and linguistics",
publisher = "Cambridge University Press",
pages = "567--585",
editor = "Keith Allen and Kasia Jaszczolt",
booktitle = "The Cambridge handbook of pragmatics",
}