Narratology and New Historicism in Keong Mas

Retnowati, Retnowati; Ernawati, Endang

doi:10.21512/humaniora.v8i2.3712

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“…A(Artefact) refers to cultural objects, which in this study, we used Keong Mas/The Golden Snail, as it is one of the most popular folktales in Indonesia. [14], T (Technique) refers to technique in producing artefacts. In this study, technique refers to the process of analyzing visual data from artefacts to be implemented into modern products.…”

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Reviving Indonesian Panji Tales in modern fashion product design with augmented reality

Parung,

Hartono,

Herdiana

et al. 2023

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INDUSTRIAL, ENTERPRISE, AND SYSTEM ENGINEERING: Collaboration of Science, Technology, and Innovatio

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Panji Tales is one of unwritten folklore in the intangible culture of Indonesia, and since it is unwritten, it is very dynamic. As a part of Panji culture, it has also spread internationally all across South East Asian countries. Nevertheless, the younger generation is not familiar with it. As one of the forgotten cultural heritages, it needs to be preserved. To revive this culture in this modern era, Panji Tales needs to be implemented in modern products that can engage the younger generation of Indonesia. In this study, we explored and created sets of illustrations that are printed on fashion products with implementation of Augmented Reality (AR) technology to revive Panji Tales and attract younger generations' interest in it. ATUMICS method (Artefacts -Technique -Utility -Material -Icon -Concept -Shape) is used to create the fashion product that is integrated with technology and traditional folklore. After the product is designed, a forum group discussion (FGD) was carried out for a concept testing. The product was a tote bag and scarf with scannable illustrations printed on them. The mobile-app Artivive was used as the platform to support Augmented Reality which can be accessed through the users' mobile phone. The output of the research is beneficial for further development in attracting the younger generation in local culture, especially through wearable fashion products.

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Section: Atumics Methods For Designing Productmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reviving Indonesian Panji Tales in modern fashion product design with augmented reality

Parung,

Hartono,

Herdiana

et al. 2023

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INDUSTRIAL, ENTERPRISE, AND SYSTEM ENGINEERING: Collaboration of Science, Technology, and Innovatio

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Is the Twilight Saga a Modern-Time Fairy Tale? A Study of Stephenie Meyer’s Source Material from Folklore and Canonical Narratives

Rosenberg¹

2019

Polish Journal for American Studies

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The article presents an analysis of Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight novels as modern literary fairy-tales. To this end, the discussion will refer to structuralist critics, and identify “narrative functions” from folktales (stock images and episodes, stock character functions, characteristic sequences of episodes), used by Meyer in her vampire novels. As it turns out, Meyer modified folklore material to sustain a long and variously themed narrative: by embedding numerous subplots, by rearranging functions between characters, and creating composite and collective characters that combine contradictory functions. The author transformed several folktales into a series of four novels about coming of age in the twenty-first-century United States. A detailed analysis of Meyer’s modifications of the folktale partially corroborates the feminist critique of Meyer’s representation of the protagonists as reinforced versions of cultural stereotypes and gender roles. However, some transformations, especially Meyer’s assignment of the hero-function to the female protagonist Bella, seem to suggest just the opposite, thus leading to the conclusion that the Twilight novels reflect the confusion caused by contradictory role-models and aspirations, the confusion that seems to be inherent in a coming-of-age novel.

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Narratology and New Historicism in Keong Mas

Abstract: The goal of this research was to know how the folktale Keong Mas was narrated based on Vladimir Propp's Narratology (1968)

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Reviving Indonesian Panji Tales in modern fashion product design with augmented reality

Reviving Indonesian Panji Tales in modern fashion product design with augmented reality

Is the Twilight Saga a Modern-Time Fairy Tale? A Study of Stephenie Meyer’s Source Material from Folklore and Canonical Narratives

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