In Rousseau's Discourse on the Origin of Inequality, Rousseau argues that the concept of nature justifies harmful inequality, and the best way to negate that is to reveal that inequality is “unnatural”. In his endeavor reveal the origin of inequality Rousseau examines the idea of the savage man. The Savage man being one who lives among beasts and raises themselves to the level of animal instinct. This man has no instinctive qualities, including language and the power of reason. Their whole being is there body toughened and fortified by the elements. The savage man since living with nature beging to realize that he is stronger and superior to certain creatures and discovers not to fear them. Eventually man “makes a him tyrant over himself and
