Pengaruh Sastra Lisan Terhadap Karya Sastra Modern Indonesia
Keywords:
oral literature, intertextuality, modern literature, folkloreAbstract
Oral literature has an important role in the formation of modern literary works in Indonesia. This research explores how elements of oral literature, such as myths, legends, and folktales, still survive in modern literary works. Using the intertextual analysis method, this study reveals the interrelationship between oral literature and modern novels or short stories. The results show that many writers still adapt oral literature elements to enrich the narratives in their works.
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