Indonesian Literature and Sasak Culture of Lombok: An Intertextual Study and Its Impact on National Culture

This study explores the intertextual relationship between Indonesian literature and the Sasak culture of Lombok, analyzing its influence on the broader cultural landscape of Indonesia. Utilizing qualitative methods, including literature review and library research, this paper examines how the rich traditions and narratives of the Sasak people have been reflected, adapted, and integrated into Indonesian literature. The study emphasizes the cultural exchange between regional and national identities, highlighting the role of Sasak cultural elements in shaping Indonesian literary works. By exploring key literary texts and their connections to Sasak traditions, the research reveals the dynamic interplay between local culture and national identity, offering insights into how regional cultural expressions contribute to the diversity of Indonesian literature. The findings suggest that Sasak culture, with its unique customs, beliefs, and artistic expressions, not only enriches Indonesian literature but also strengthens the cultural fabric of the nation. This study contributes to the ongoing discourse on the importance of regional cultures in shaping national identity and highlights the significance of intertextuality in understanding the complex relationship between literature and culture.

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Global International Journal of Innovative Research
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2024-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.59613/global.v2i8.281
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Asian Studies and History
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Indonesian Literature and Sasak Culture of Lombok: An Intertextual Study and Its Impact on National Culture

Ajeng Dianing Kartika, Farhan Chaerul Umam, Andi Muhammad Husni Tamrin, Aldian Yusup et al.
Global International Journal of Innovative Research
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Indonesian Literature and Sasak Culture of Lombok: An Intertextual Study and Its Impact on National Culture

Ajeng Dianing Kartika, Farhan Chaerul Umam, Andi Muhammad Husni Tamrin, Aldian Yusup, Muhammad Rizqi Fahreza
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This study explores the intertextual relationship between Indonesian literature and the Sasak culture of Lombok, analyzing its influence on the broader cultural landscape of Indonesia. Utilizing qualitative methods, including literature review and library research, this paper examines how the rich traditions and narratives of the Sasak people have been reflected, adapted, and integrated into Indonesian literature. The study emphasizes the cultural exchange between regional and national identities, highlighting the role of Sasak cultural elements in shaping Indonesian literary works. By exploring key literary texts and their connections to Sasak traditions, the research reveals the dynamic interplay between local culture and national identity, offering insights into how regional cultural expressions contribute to the diversity of Indonesian literature. The findings suggest that Sasak culture, with its unique customs, beliefs, and artistic expressions, not only enriches Indonesian literature but also strengthens the cultural fabric of the nation. This study contributes to the ongoing discourse on the importance of regional cultures in shaping national identity and highlights the significance of intertextuality in understanding the complex relationship between literature and culture.

Global International Journal of Innovative ResearchVol. 2(7)
Universitas Nahdlatul Wathan Mataram (ID), Institut Agama Islam Negeri Bengkulu (ID)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Asian Studies and History
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