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Sonett

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Gedichtform mit 14 Zeilen; im 13. Jahrhundert klar strukturiert mit festem Schema

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A sonnet is a fourteen-line poem with a specific rhyming pattern, a form that originated in 13th-century Sicily and spread throughout Europe. Though sonnets were traditionally used to express romantic love, they became a vehicle for exploring any subject matter, and modern poets have experimented with the form by varying its length, rhyme scheme, or abandoning rhyme entirely.

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Subclass of
forme fixe
Has part
verse
Country of origin
Kingdom of Sicily
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topic's main category
Category:Sonnets
Commons category
Sonnets
time of discovery or invention
1300-00-00
discoverer or inventor
Giacomo da Lentini
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Article · Deutsch

Das Sonett (Plural: die Sonette, von lateinisch sonare ‚tönen, klingen‘, sonus ‚Klang, Schall‘ und italienisch sonetto) ist eine Gedichtform. Der Name bedeutet „kleines Tonstück“ (vgl. „Sonate“) und wurde im deutschen Barock als „Klinggedicht“ übersetzt.

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