2021
DOI: 10.33603/signal.v9i1.3514
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Resepsi Mahasiswa Terhadap Lagu Boneka Abdi Soundtrack Film Danur

Abstract: Beberapa lagu daerah yang ada di Indonesia digunakan menjadi salah satu bagian dari film. Hal ini dilakukan dalam rangka memberikan kesan dan nuansa yang lebih mendalam. Film Danur merupakan salah satu film yang menggunakan soundtrack dengan lagu berbahasa daerah yaitu Boneka Abdi yang berasal dari Bahasa Sunda. Dalam hal ini peneliti ingin meneliti resepsi mahasiswa yang ada di Yogyakarta yang berasal dari luar Suku Sunda terhadap lagu Boneka Abdi ini. Lagu tersebut lagu berbahasa daerah Sunda yang kemudian m… Show more

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“…Basically, studies on ghost-and-mystery stories in Indonesia are enormous but still majorly focused on movies and television programmes (Ayun, 2015;Downes, 2014;Herawati, 2011;Ismail & Wenerda, 2021;Karunianingsih, 2016;Larasati & Wahid, 2020;Lasty, 2020;Muthmainnah & Syas, 2020;Noer, 2021;Pangastuti, 2019;Permatasari & Widisanti, 2019;Wahid & Agustina, 2021;Windiasih et al, 2013). These studies mostly pay attention to how Indonesian horror movies commodify women's bodies and represent sensuality (Annissa & Adiprasetio, 2022;Ayun, 2015;Herawati, 2011;Karunianingsih, 2016;Larasati & Wahid, 2020;Pangastuti, 2019;Windiasih et al, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Basically, studies on ghost-and-mystery stories in Indonesia are enormous but still majorly focused on movies and television programmes (Ayun, 2015;Downes, 2014;Herawati, 2011;Ismail & Wenerda, 2021;Karunianingsih, 2016;Larasati & Wahid, 2020;Lasty, 2020;Muthmainnah & Syas, 2020;Noer, 2021;Pangastuti, 2019;Permatasari & Widisanti, 2019;Wahid & Agustina, 2021;Windiasih et al, 2013). These studies mostly pay attention to how Indonesian horror movies commodify women's bodies and represent sensuality (Annissa & Adiprasetio, 2022;Ayun, 2015;Herawati, 2011;Karunianingsih, 2016;Larasati & Wahid, 2020;Pangastuti, 2019;Windiasih et al, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%