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Le Petit Prince y la imaginación de lo invisible

Le Petit Prince has inspired studies in various academic disciplines and its theoretical value has been recognized by important contemporary philosophers. This paper shows that Saint-Exupery intends in this work to try a «way of seeing», a gnoseology capable of recovering the vision of the invisible realities that give meaning to human life. We will justify this reading from the Aristotelian poetic tradition updated in the theory and hermeneutical methodology of authors such as Paul Ricoeur and Alfonso Lopez Quintas. 
https://doi.org/10.17398/2660-7301.43.5