Civilization Quote by Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Civilization merely develops man's capacity for a greater variety of sensations, and ... absolutely nothing else.

— Fyodor Dostoevsky

“The positive sum of pleasures in a modern man's life is undoubtedly greater than was to be found in more primitive communities, but the…

— Bertrand Russell

“That there should be so great a concentration of vitality, so large a world contained within the mind of a single man, must in…

— Victor Hugo

“As civilisation advances, so does indifference.”

— Matt Haig

“Society needs more doers and lovers of humanity. The more good you do, the more lives you touch and the impact becomes greater for…

— Germany Kent

“Civilsation is the sleight of hand that conceals our natures from ourselves.”

— Salman Rushdie

“The tide of human desire, the desire for more and better, would overwhelm them. It would take control and drive events, as it had…

— Margaret Atwood

“We may just need society to work for greater purpose either it is to serve people or to give them the feeling of pleasure…

— Santosh Kalwar

“Culture in the broadest sense includes all the labor which human power expends on nature.”

— Herman Bavinck

“The more we humanize the society, the more we will become humans.”

— Abhijit Naskar

“Hold the capacity of feeling to be the most important and elemental, as providing the foundation for every sound and real growth; everything that…

— Friedrich Nietzsche

“We often exist in no man’s land; between the extremities of what we want to be and what we have become.”

— Tapan Ghosh