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Nietzsche, the body and culture: philosophy as a philological genealogy
Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press (1991)
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Introduction I am a nuance. Nietzsche Reading is always a risky business: we confront an enigma or run the risk of roaming. But doesn't reading Nietzsche ...Other Versions
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