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mannerism
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man·ner·ism (mn-rzm)
n.
A distinctive behavioral trait; an idiosyncrasy.

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Q. In what manner does bipolar reflect?

A. this is very difficult when you are not used to know the symptoms. such persons turn very fast and heavily from euphoric to depressive. the behaviour is then always excessive and sometimes not anymore under control. the risk to go in an asylum is acute.

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A simple piece of rhetoric:, the joining of a manneristic gang, the outright dismissal of anything that is uncomfortably piling up a myriad of causes and effects .
The late Fortini's poetry is seen to grow increasingly manneristic as he asks those questions which "la coscienza pacificata e falsa del nostro tempo rimuove, nasconde o utilizza scaltramente per favorire la perpetuazione dell'ingiustizia.
But in other terms the film pursued--perhaps to a manneristic extent--means Black Audio had used often in the past: a suspicion of documentary evidence, a reliance on poetic recollection, and a sidelong approach to moral narratives.
 
 
 
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