The relationship of Immigrants Identity and Homogenization
3-Part Introduction: In Part 1 of your intro, you will introduce The Namesake &”Death by Monoculture” (2 of your 3 required texts) to present contrasting views on your selected question above to logically raise the debate (Part 2 of your intro). Your argumentative claim (Part 3 of your intro) will then be your response to that question/debate, asserting your position in the debate along with 2 or 3 primary reasons why/how you have come to that position based on ideas gleaned from The Namesake and at least 2 different Glob. essays.
• Main Body: In the main body of your paper, you will engage in close reading and analysis of quoted passages from multiple sources, synthesizing your understanding of at least three different texts, to help you develop and support your argument. To effectively synthesize, you will engage in comparative analysis of at least 2 different texts to develop each of your reasons/sub-claim (it is fine if you rely more heavily on one text that can help support both/all of your reasons!). You will have already introduced 2 of these texts in your introduction; you will introduce your 3rd text (and any others) in your main body to support one of your reasons.
To improve your own credibility in your argument, you will also acknowledge and respond to a counterargument at some point in one of your MBPs (one of the texts may serve as your counterargument).
• 2-Part Conclusion: Conclude by 1) summing up your argument & 2) pushing the conversation forward.
Sources need to be used:
1. Leonard’s “Death by Monoculture” (article) (introduced in introduction)
2. Jhumpa Lahiri’s “the Namesake” (novel）(introduced in introduction)
3. Julian Hill’s (In Search of Black Identity in Uganda) (introduce it in 1 main body paragraph and use it to support one of the reasons)
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