Sentence examples for ordering call from inspiring English sources

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Two positions have dominated the literature: one attributes to Nietzsche a commitment to aristocratic forms of social ordering (call this the "Aristocratic Politics View" [e.g., Detwiler 1990]), while the other denies that Nietzsche has any political philosophy at all (call this the "Anti-Politics View" [e.g., Hunt 1985]).

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