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This article aims to discuss the relationship between Nietzsche and politics. The German philosopher is generally seen as a thinker who fiercely criticized the politics of his time, but who possesses no practical proposal. Although the philosopher reinforces this image when he declares himself apolitical, the text shows in what sense Nietzsche is apolitical and even anti-political, and reveals the emergence of a new meaning for politics.

F. Nietzsche ou a "política" como "antipolítica"