...grounded on a certain conception of "human nature."36 In its narrowest sense, ethical thought projects as permanent features of human "experience," and thus...of a determinate type of group solidarity or class cohesion. We will return at some length, in the next chapter, to the 35. See Marxism and Form (Princeton:...

...and Wang, 1974): 188. 20. Fredric Jameson puts it well when he writes that "ethical thought projects as permanent features of 'human experience,' and thus...of a determinate type of group solidarity or class cohesion. . . . What is really meant by 'the good' is simply my own position as an unassailable power...

...University Press, 1981). On ethics Jameson writes: "In its narrowest sense, ethical thought projects as permanent features of human 'experience,' and thus...of a determinate type of group solidarity or class cohesion" (59). This is perhaps the place to say that I approve of Jameson's sense, if I read him correctly,...

...rather to remind them, as Jameson puts it in The Political Unconscious, that ethical thought "projects as permanent features of human 'experience,' and thus...of a determinate type of group solidarity or class cohesion" (59). It is precisely this contradiction that lies buried in Maturana and Varela's crucial...

...(often unwitting) role as a purveyor of ideology. Fredric Jameson claims that 'ethical thought projects as permanent features of human "experience," and thus...of a determinate type of group solidarity or class cohesion'. His contention that ethics should be transcended " in the direction of the political and...

...human life and social relations."15 "In its narrowest sense," Jameson claims, "ethical thought projects as permanent features of human 'experience,' and thus...of a determinate type of group solidarity or class cohesion."16 To challenge such interpretive systems, therefore, is "a political act of some productiveness."1'...

...ethical thought "projects as permanent features of human 'experience,' and thus as a kind of'wisdom' about personal life and interpersonal relations, what...of a determinate type of group solidarity or class cohesion" (59). It is precisely this contradiction that lies buried in Maturana and Varela's crucial...

...unexpected turn of affairs. 22 Fredric Jameson has pointed to the tendency of morality to posit as universal "what are in reality the historical and institutional...of a determinate type of group solidarity or class cohesion" (The Political Unconscious: Narrative as a Socially Symbolic Act [Ithaca: Cornell UP, 1981],...

...kind of 'wisdom' abour personal life and interpersonal relarions, whar are in realiry rhe hisrorical and institutional specifics of a determinate type of group solidarity or class cohesion." The texrual indererminacy of Kidnapped is rhus related to irs premarure arrempr ar closure...