A la rencontre du Petit Prince. Antique Foreword: interpretation biases to take

Foreword: interpretation biases to take into account when reading analyses

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Marius Vendrell

but which new archaeological or epigraphic discoveries invite us to reread differently

and sometimes their strangeness

A la rencontre du Petit Prince. Antique Foreword: interpretation biases to take"I have never written a truer story." We owe this striking confession about The Little Prince to Antoine de Saint Exupry himself . Thus, the one of his works that most obviously belongs to the realm of the imagination would maintain the closest relationship with the truth. But the paradox is only apparent. For everything in The Little Prince signifies, expresses, testifies; not in the manner of a moral treatise or an edifying tale, but like the fruit,