“The savage is not a noble savage, but a brutal savage.” – Thomas Hobbes
“The savage in man is never quite eradicated.” – Henry David Thoreau
“The savage within us will always be there, lurking, ready to pounce.” – J.M. Coetzee
“The savage is a man without a conscience.” – Friedrich Nietzsche
“The savage does not adapt to his environment; he destroys it.” – Rosalie H. Waxman
“The savage is a creature of instinct rather than reason.” – Thomas Henry Huxley
“The savage is a child who has never grown up.” – Jean-Jacques Rousseau
“The savage is a man who lacks morality.” – Immanuel Kant
“Savages speak in tongues we cannot comprehend, and their understanding of the world is beyond us.” – Michael Crichton
“Savages are people who live outside of civilization.” – Colin Thubron
“Savages are those who have no culture or who have rejected it.” – T.S. Eliot
“Savages are the products of their environment.” – Margaret Mead
“Savages are not born, but made.” – Lewis Henry Morgan QUOTE ON REFUGEES
“To the civilized man, the savage is a threat; to the savage, the civilized man is a puzzle.” – David Chronenberg
“The savage exists within us all; the question is whether we can tame it.” – Jules Verne
“The savage is a mirror that reflects our own fears and desires.” – Octavia Butler
“The savage is not what we see, but what we fear.” – Joseph Conrad
“The savage is a timeless figure that haunts our imaginations.” – Graham Hancock
“The savage is a force that cannot be tamed, only managed.” – James A. Michener
“The savage is a symbol of the primitive within us all.” – Shirley Jackson
“To understand the savage, we must first understand ourselves.” – Julian Jaynes
“The savage is a reminder of our own animal nature.” – Carl Jung
“The savage is a paradox, at once terrifying and alluring.” – H.P. Lovecraft
“The savage is a challenge to our very sense of humanity.” – Jared Diamond.