21.699, Qs: Discourse Analysis of Football (Soccer) Commentators

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Subject: 21.699, Qs: Discourse Analysis of Football (Soccer) Commentators

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Date: 07-Feb-2010
From: Neda Bimesl < n_bimesl at yahoo.com >
Subject: Discourse Analysis of Football (Soccer) Commentators
 

	
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Date: Wed, 10 Feb 2010 13:23:39
From: Neda Bimesl [n_bimesl at yahoo.com]
Subject: Discourse Analysis of Football (Soccer) Commentators

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Hello, 

I'm an MA student working on my thesis. My research is on discourse analysis 
of football (American term: soccer) commentators' talk. In my country, the 
football (soccer) matches are not broadcast in the English language, so I have 
difficulty finding data for my research. I need transcriptions of three football 
(soccer) matches but unfortunately up to now I haven't found any. Would you 
please help me and tell me how can I have access to football (soccer) 
matches' transcriptions?

I'd really appreciate your concern beforehand.

Thank you so much,
Neda Bimesl
Tabriz University of Iran 

Linguistic Field(s): Discourse Analysis
                     Sociolinguistics





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