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Das Buch der Bilder

Rainer Maria Rilke
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Pages
108
Year
2020
Language
German
Publisher
epubli

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›Das Buch der Bilder‹ ist ein Sammlung von Gedichten des Lyrikers Rainer Maria Rilke. Sie gilt als bedeutendes Werk des Impressionismus und bildet einen Übergang zwischen der gefühls-und stimmungsbetonten frühen Phase Rilkes und seinen Neuen Gedichten.
Formal zeichnet sie sich aus durch die typische und virtuose Verwendung lautmalerischer Mittel wie Alliterationen und Assonanzen sowie der Gefühlsbetonung des lyrischen Ichs.

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