THE FOLKLORE AND ITS CURRENT PROBLEMS
Keywords:
Maternal folklore, oral tradition, cultural transmission, child rearing, lullabies, folk tales, rhymes, proverbs, cultural anthropologyAbstract
Maternal folklore is a subset of oral tradition that includes a wide range of narratives, songs, rhymes, beliefs, and practices passed down primarily by mothers and mother figures through generations. This article examines the unique characteristics of maternal folklore, focusing on its role in child rearing, cultural transmission, and gender role construction. The study highlights the unique characteristics of this genre by reviewing existing literature and analyzing representative examples, emphasizing its importance in understanding cultural values, social norms, and the maternal experience.
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