Quote by Stendhal

Logic is neither an art nor a science but a dodge.

Logic is neither an art nor a science but a dodge.

Summary

This quote suggests that logic is not a field of study or a structured discipline, but rather a way to avoid or circumvent difficult situations or questions. It implies that relying solely on logic may limit one's understanding and perspective, as it can be used as a means to simplify or avoid complex realities. This quote challenges the notion that logic is a trustworthy or comprehensive framework for understanding the world, suggesting that it may involve shortcuts or avoidance rather than genuine understanding.

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