Intertextuality of culture in the sea wolves: A history of the vikings by Lars Brownworth and Michael Hirst TV-series version: Vikings

Darmawan, Rifqi Rahmattullah (2022) Intertextuality of culture in the sea wolves: A history of the vikings by Lars Brownworth and Michael Hirst TV-series version: Vikings. Sarjana thesis, UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung.

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Abstract

Historical and mythological stories are starting to become film adaptations, intertextuality can be a link or a barrier in the adaptation process because adaptations in films may remove the true meaning of the original work. This research is a qualitative descriptive which aims to reveal (1) the types of Intertextuality found from The Sea Wolves: A History of The Vikings by Lars Brownworth and TV-Series Version: Vikings (2) How is the director applies the intertextual between 'The Sea Wolves: A History of The Vikings' and the TV Series Version 'Vikings' through the cultural texts contained in the book. Theory Intertextuality dari Fitzsimmons (2013) dan Cultural studies concept theory from Barker (2008) is used to answer this problem. The data from the research are storylines and visualizations that show the existence of elements of the concept of cultural studies in the story. The 40 data were taken from The Sea Wolves: A History of The Vikings and serial TV: Vikings. The analyzed data is presented using an intertextual approach to revealing how a text goes through a processing process from both internal and external aspects, in the intertextual domain. Derived from this analysis, this research aims to show three types of intertextuality, namely optional, obligatory, and accidental. The data shows that obligatory intertextuality is the most dominant type of the three types that have been found in this study. The storyline presented by the director refers to slight changes to help the audience to more easily accept the meaning conveyed. The results of this study indicate that there may be an exchange of points of view from the book into the film, how the storyline is described differently to find an easier meaning in the visualization media that appears in the story.

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