1. In part I (Realism), Geuss introduced the ideas of Lenin, Nietzsche and Max Weber, can you please help to provide more background to their political theories or briefly summarise their main arguments?
2. On page 64, the author suggests "many criticisms have been directed at the details of Nozick’s position, both at the particular set of individual rights he assigns to humans and at the consequences he draws from his assumptions." What are these main criticisms towards Nozick’s position?