单选题. ①Carolina Hospital notes that Cuban-American writers who write primarily in English are dismissed from anthologies and analyses of Cuban exile literature on that account. ②She argues that since these writers were born in Cuba and consider themselves Cuban writers, they should not be ignored, and maintains that they represent a new phase of Cubanness, one that is expressed in the language comfortable to its writers: English. ③Moreover, another critic notes that the Spanish and English traditions of Cuban-American writing have different but equally viable functions. ④The English branch seeks to create a distinctive culture of Cuban roots in the United States, whereas the Spanish branch wishes to preserve a specifically Cuban culture while seeking affiliation with the canon of Latin American letters.20. Hospital, as presented in the passage, would probably agree with which of the following statements about Cuban-American writing? ______