~terry
Thu, Sep 9, 1999 (17:24)
seed
Respond to this poll if you like and I'll forward the results to this
German student by email or invite her to read them online.
~terry
Thu, Sep 9, 1999 (17:26)
#1
my name ist Bettina Maisch, I study communication in
Berlin. And I really do hope that you can help me ;)
Two friends of mine and me are writing on a research
paper about finding your "homecountry/motherland" in
the virtual communities or in the Internet. That's why
we are searching for EVERYTHING related to this issue.
We are especially looking for comments, surveys, hints
on literature or sites in the web, with focus on this
subject.
We have also created a little questionnaire. We would
kindly like to ask you to answer these few questions
and send it back to us. We really would appreciate your
help.
Before you start to think about these questions, you
should know, what we mean, when we are talking about
"homecountry/motherland". In Germany we have a term
called "Heimat" that is translated to English with the
term "homecountry/motherland". But "Heimat" actually
has a different meaning than only "the country, where
a person was born" and there is more behind this word
than only a geological meaning. When we are talking
about "homecountry /motherland" we also mean the
feeling of "belonging to a place" or the impression of "living
a satisfying life in this place". Those feelings of
"Heimat" don't always root in a certain geological
place, these feelings can also be the result of a functioning
friendship or relationship. Hopefully
you understand what we mean by the expression
"homecountry or motherland".
And here are the questions:
1. What do you associate with the term
"homecountry/motherland"? And what do you think
about "homecountry/motherland" concerning the
Internet?
2. Do you actually think that it is possible to
find a piece of "homecountry/motherland" through the
Internet?
3. Can you imagine to find your homecountry/motherland"
in the Internet? (Maybe in the future. You can use
your fantasy!)
4. How could the Internet influence the search for a
"homecountry/motherland" or how could the Internet
offer a solution in order to find homecountry/
motherland"?
You can send your answers and hints for more
information to: mailto:tina_maisch@yahoo.de
Thank you very much for your help.
Yours
Julica, Christopher and Bettina.
===
Bettina Maisch
mailto:tina_maisch@yahoo.de
Wer sich fuer nichts mehr begeistern kann,
verschrumpelt innerlich.
Unbekannt
~moulton
Fri, Sep 10, 1999 (18:29)
#2
Someone should put them in contact with Eva Kulda.
~MarciaH
Fri, Sep 10, 1999 (22:49)
#4
I just did their questionnaire in Eudora and sent it out. Any idea how from many Springeurs they have heard?