Abstract
The article considers the peculiarities of the northern poetry in the context of the interdisciplinary concept “geo-culture”. This problem has not been previously investigated in the North studies, which conditions originality of the research. Special attention is paid to the category “geo-cultural space” in the northern poetry. The analysis of the poetical texts has allowed identifying stable geo-spatial images/archetypes of the northern peoples, which also serve as ethno-landscape markers. It is shown that the northern poetry, combining geo-conceptual systems, symbols, images and folkloric mythological motives, reveals the ethnic/ mental worldview of the northern Tungus and Yukaghirs. The author concludes that ethno-landscape markers can help to preserve ethnic and territorial identity of the northern peoples.
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