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Doug Barbour said, >& the old ways will remain strong, as the audience for authors remains >strong, it seems, as well as for their 'straight,' & traditional >representations of feelings of the self... Yes, Doug. But let's not forget that Poetry, in its institutional expressions, has played a central role in consolidating such ideological expectations. Thus, my question: How can poets begin to effectively *poeticize the institutional structures of ideology*, rather than merely accept them as natural and beyond poetry's aim? _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com