Is that the traditional meaning of 'great' in "great men theory"?
If so, why not just say "strong men" or "powerful men" instead?
If so, why not just say "strong men" or "powerful men" instead?
It isn't, though I may be tangentially speaking about Great Man Theory, I wasn't focusing on it.
> If so, why not just say "strong men" or "powerful men" instead?
I thought using "great men" gives space for virtue and a spiritual/intellectual worth, not just a morally ambiguous "power".