Geopoetics of Belozerye in Book ‘Journey to Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery’ by S. P. Shevyrev

The article analyzes S. P. Shevyrev’s book ‘Journey to Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery’ and focuses on the geopoetics of Belozerye region. novelty study lies in its use geopoetic paradigm as a tool for analysis examination relatively understudied work. relevance is due growing interest literary geography. presents an exploration spatial sacred imagery local text Russian North. It argues that image characterized by two distinctive features: ‘frontier’ ‘sacredness’. former highlights region cultural territorial Russia, while latter portrays it spiritual center, ‘heart’ religious culture. authors emphasize this antinomic pair constitutes characteristic feature also examines poetics geographical (landscape) (monastery, church) objects book, emphasizing how discovery value-laden content geocultural contributes formation artistic generalization.