The full title of the series is "The Museum of Television and Radio: Influences," and if that sounds a little dry, know that participants like Roseanne and Ray Romano step lively through their reflections, backed by clips from the museum's 100,000 hours of television.
Significant posthumous publications were Christian Kampmann's Skilles og mødes, a novel concerned with a mother fixation, bisexuality, and AIDS, and Thorkild Hansen's Artikler fra Paris 1947-52, a collection of lively observations and reflections that also shed light on Hansen's subsequent writings.
Creating lively, engaging and reflection-oriented assignments for learners is an important area of focus for educators.
In 1851, Schopenhauer published a lively set of assorted philosophical reflections, entitled Parerga and Paralipomena, and within a couple of years, he began to receive the philosophical recognition for which he had long hoped.
Pamela's letters, in contrast, are lively and conversational, their language a reflection of both her native cleverness and her inexperience.
The chairs are a perfect reflection of Heatherwick's lively and inventive replies to the many briefs that he and his London-based, 160-member design team have received since being founded in 1994.
Penelope Lively in the Financial Times described it as "an extended reflection on the fear of death and on that great consolation, religious belief.
Yet the overall state of philosophical reflection on architecture even in the present day is less lively than like discussions focused on artforms of far more recent origin, such as film or comics.
The reflection and discussion around this issue is often lively, leading to a debate whether underestimation is better or worse than overestimation, and how each can be either a strength or a weakness.
He is a reflection of how we view modern man: Confident, humane, lively, smart and democratic.
