Local poetics as a phenomenon of cultural code

Based on poems written by poets living in the same region between the 1950s and 1990s, the study explores how a common cultural code is projected onto local poetic texts. Analysis of regional poetic communities demonstrates how symbols of the era were utilized and state ideology was integrated, providing fertile ground for further research. It is shown that in the twenty-first century, transmission of the cultural code has become one of the foundational models of interaction among different generations. Political or social transformations within society lead to the emergence of new semantic constructs, enabling conveyance of the poetico-philosophical essence of an epoch through symbols, myths, and even simulacra.