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This paper proposes a reflection on the role of the canon and aesthetics of what is known as “high literature”, in connection with the emergence of alternative or marginal spaces for writing in contemporary times. The analysis focuses on the tensions and conflicts arising from the unique nature of the literary canon and how this is related to what Althusser calls the ideological state apparatuses, particularly the cultural institution that promotes the continuance of unfavorable conditions for minor literature.
