La haute noblesse Poétique de la valeur de Nietzsche à Saint-Exupéry

Nietzsche, although he defined his philosophy as an inversion of Platonism, frequently used its terms, which might lead us to identify an aristocratic idealism in his thought. But Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, a high-flying aristocrat and a reader of Nietzsche, later developed a poetics of nobility which constituted a paradoxical and little-known continuation of his predecessor’s work, in which he found himself making an abyss from height, and something base from something great.