Manic energy courses through "Jet Trash," acting at once as a travel ad for the Indian beaches and a cautionary tale against what could happen if you misbehave there.
Leonhard's subphenotypes of monopolar depression are characterized by distinct affective syndromes recurring in each episode with identical symptoms, whereas essential criteria for manic-depression are remitting course and bipolarity with a melancholic or manic basic syndrome, presence of mixed states or unipolar partial states with instability of mood.
Platt's Steinbrenner was, of course, the manic seventies Steinbrenner — "I'm picturing really wide lapels, checkered jackets, and white shoes," Platt said — more a creature of his time than the aloof Boss of recent decades, with his trademark white turtleneck and blue blazer.
Which sort of makes her like Uffie, another American who shares her babydoll eyes, affinity for French imprints (Uffie's label of choice being Ed Banger Records, of course), and Manic Pixie Dream Girl vibes.
Of course, Sia's manic edge is actually a strength.
Not every woman created by a man is a Manic Pixie Dream Girl, of course.
But Astaire, of course, was a manic worker, a master of insouciant brilliance bathed in sweat.
It's all New York, of course, both the manic and the muted; the city thrives on opposition.
Though the timeline can be confusing, the slings and arrows are not: Klapper is a tyrannical pedant who loves alliteration (he once taught a course called "The Manic, the Mantic and the Mimentic"), expounds on Kabbalistic arcana with a level of detail Dan Brown would envy, and leads this novel to the place where its heart lies: a Hasidic community in the Hudson River Valley.
Then there's the manic babble of Twitter of course, which might just be the most important thing mankind ever, ever, ever did.
