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- From: "paulina" <paulinag81@xxxxx>
- Date: 22 Feb 2006 03:01:12 -0800
Hi everyone:-) im new here and a bit embarassed to start with asking
for help at the very beginning.... but any help is really needed...J
im studying english philology at the jagiellonian university in
cracov, poland - im right in the middle of writing my m.a. thesis. im
looking at the language of e-mail in informal contexts: trying to
investigate if there are any differences between the way young men and
women (aged 18-40) who come from Great Britain, write e-mails. im
collecting data at the moment, and would really appreciate it if anyone
could forward me some informal e-mails from friends, which they have
received (of course only if the senders agree to that). If you want to
delete e-mail addresses, please feel free, but i would also need to
know the senders' sex and education (secondary/degree/higher degree,
etc)... The e-mails don't have to strike you as linguistically
significant as im after a fair sample of data. Anything but junk mail
would be really useful. The e-mail account for my data is
paulinag81@xxxxx
Thx in advance for your help!
paulina
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