The document outlines the format and requirements for summaries in a social theory class. Students must write a half page summary describing the most interesting theoretical aspect of the class using required readings. They must also write a half page reaction agreeing or disagreeing with the aspect and relating it to other thinkers' views or current events. The document provides context on the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, including some of his works, views on moral rules, democracy, power, and religion. It lists some of Nietzsche's key words and concepts and prompts a discussion comparing his genealogy of morality to Kant's categorical imperative.