Abstract
Folk women’s literature has always been a field of little research in the literary academic community. Due to the lack of seriousness in its texts, difficulty in collecting, and insufficient representative texts, many literatures analyse these texts from cultural and social perspectives. However, this article aims to explore the literary value behind these texts and prove that folk women can also achieve self-empowerment through literary creation.
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