What Is The Message In Peter Funt's Does Anyone Collect Old Email

In the article “Does Anyone Collect Old Email?” by Peter Funt, he argues that hard copies are the best way for people to preserve their memories by using emotion to appeal to the reader. Funt conveys emotion to the reader by stating “Besides, personal messages are so much more meaningful when presented in the hand of the sender.”(7). Peter Funt conveys emotion to the reader when he mentions that personal messages are way more meaningful when presented in the hand of the sender, it can make the reader remember that same feeling from when someone in their life when someone has given them a personal message but also by using words in his argument like meaningful to convey emotion to the reader because someone has something meaningful it is not digital, it is a photo or object that someone has that has a special meaning to the specific person to convey emotion to the audience. Peter Funt also conveys emotion to the

Of course, I received many emails about Dad as well — but I wouldn’t begin to know how or where to find them.”(7). Peter Funt used a sad personal experience from his own life about his dad to convey emotion to the reader that even though his father is no longer with Peter, having the handwritten condolence letters from his dad's friends and colleagues and rereading them takes him back to a time when Peter’s dad was with him which can make the reader feel those emotions of sadness as well as happiness. After all, that is the emotions that Peter Funt is conveying to his audience when someone is reading his article by conveying emotion to his audience Peter Funt is also strengthening the argument, having hard copies is the best way for people to preserve their memories because he remembers the people and memories that go with the hard copies but the emails he received from friends and colleagues about Peter Funt’s dad he does not even know how or where to find