bland comment

p. 18. While Weber as a methodologist of value-free science would profess to have no argument agaisnt a political intellectual who had "demonically" settled on Marxism as the "value" of his preference, he could balndly engage in a study of Protestant ethics and shwo that certain religious convictions rather than the class sturggle palyed an important role in the foramtion of capitalism.

 

Voegelin Eric, The New Science of Politics. (Chicago:the University of Chicago).1952. p. 18.

(에릭 푀겔린은 F.A하이예크와 친구 사이임) 

 

 

bland 
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1. 강한 맛이 없고, 그래서 먹을 맛이 나지 않는 
not having a strong taste and therefore not very interesting to eat

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Tasting bad or lacking flavour

2. 흥미롭거나, 흥분되거나, 독창적이거나 하지 않아서, 지루한. 

not interesting, exciting, or original, and therefore boring
She had pleasant but rather bland features.

3. 블랜드 코멘트.  (자극적이지 않은 논평. 화나게 만들지 않고, 즐거운 논평, 그러나 진지하지 않는 논평)

bland comments or remarks are pleasant and intended not to make anyone upset or angry, but they may not be sincere
He gave the usual bland assurances about their commitment to peace.