Geografias aéreas em Terra dos Homens de Saint-Exupéry.

Abstract

In this case, a relationship between geography and literature is sought to be understood from the work of Saint-Exupéry - Land of Men. The history of the construction of geography and science can have several moments of approximation and distance in the geographical space area, from the literature, which has a curiosity in better importance as attribution of activities for each area observed. Therefore, some discussions that permeate the science/art dichotomy stand out, in order to understand the role that geography in consonance with literature can trigger in the reading of worlds lived by the experience of the individual in his daily life. The geographicity and aerial geographies discussed by Dardel are crucial points in the course of the argument as it draws a parallel with the geography of dreams and the daydream presented by Bachelard. A discussion that proposes to think the being as a thinking agent in the world, and of the unfolding of the superior view of events from the poetic narrative of Exupéry.