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  1. In the opening chapter of Though Shalt not Speak My Language (2008), “In the Mirror,” Kilito ponders the surprisingly candid declaration by the French Arabist Charles Pellat (1914-1992) that, “In general, Arabic books produce a sense of boredom, whatever their topic, and however attractive their titles.” This verdict on Arabic literature, as Kilito notes, is shocking to hear from an individual who dedicated his life to its study. How does Kilito interpret and then critique Pellat’s verdict? Lastly, is Arabic literature really boring after all? Why or why not?
 
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