Write an essay-length response that takes up the question be…

Write an essay-length response that takes up the question below. Your response should be five-paragraphs in length at minimum and have an introduction, body, and conclusion. Your body paragraphs should follow the “paraburger” model. However, since this is a closed note exam, I do not expect any direct citation from our works unless those passages are present in the exam itself. Instead, I expect your evidence to reference something in the work rather than quote it directly.  How does Mary Katherine Nagle’s Sovereignty, Ayad Akhtar’s Disgraced, and Ilya Kaminsky’s Deaf Republic contend with the problem of citizenship? How do the backgrounds of the author shift their concerns over citizenship and their focus? In a five-paragraph essay, use your introduction to familiarize your reader with each of the texts and answer the prompt question above directly in your thesis. Your three body paragraphs should discuss each of the above listed texts individually. Use your conclusion to make some broader claims about citizenship and multicultural literature. 

Analyze the following passages using the topoi to the best o…

Analyze the following passages using the topoi to the best of your ability and/or connecting it to our course themes or discussion. The following passage comes from Deaf Republic: Watch, God—deaf have something to tellthat not even they can hear. Climb a roof in Central Square of the bombarded city, you will see—one neighbor thieves a cigarette,another gives a doga pint of sunlit beer. You will find me, God,like a dumb pigeon’s beak, I ampeckingevery which way at astonishment