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This document provides an overview of the history and development of the sonnet form. It discusses the origins of the sonnet in Italy, its popularity among English poets like Shakespeare, and how modernists experimented with the traditional form. The document also explores how American, Indian, Russian, and other poets have utilized the sonnet form and introduced new variations. It examines specific poets like Neruda, Derozio, Dutt, and others in their use of sonnets. The document concludes with a brief summary and contact information for the author.
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- 1. A “Sonetto” for the Poetic World: A Brief History of the Sonnet Form
- 2. Topics I deal with in the book
- 3. Introduction
- 6. Modernism and its ‘discontents’ in the sonnet world
- 7. The American and Indian Sonnets. Samuel Beckett Pushkin the great and Vikram Seth. Derozio After briefly talking of Edna St. Vincent Millay and e.e. cummings we go to or come to India. Neruda for lovers. My roseate sonnet form. Michael Madhusudan Dutt, Toru Dutt, Sonnet Mondal to begin with.
- 8. The roseate sonnet. MASTERS ANTHOLOGIES AND FOLLOWERS
- 9. Newer sonnet forms. THE MINISON PHILIP NIKOLAYEV (THE IMMURED SONNET) THE DUPLEX
- 10. Summary