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mannerism
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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 .
Five are hopeful in Europe by The Architectural Review
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.
Luca Lenzini. Il poeta di nome Fortini. Saggi e proposte di lettura by Peterson, Thomas E. / Italica
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.
Ghosts of stories: Black Audio Film Collective's Who needs a heart? by Laura U. Marks / CineAction
 
 
 
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