Blending fact and fiction, Smith frames these lectures as something of an intellectual ghost story: The lecturer is dead.
That comes as something of a surprise.
The results come as something of a shock.
"Most of it remains something of a lecture which, like all lectures, is at times dry and boring," the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper reported.
1968 (March): Gave lecture entitled "Computer and Machine Art" at the School of Art, St. Albans as part of a lecture series there concerning "Science and Art in the 20th.
In something of a departure, BARGEMUSIC is presenting a two-part lecture-concert series examining a few facets of Franz Liszt.
Something born of a Harvard University lecture theatre under the presidency of the American, General Marshall, is bound to end up obeying its creator.
So take that naptime of a lecture you were victim of and turn it into something enjoyable.
More of a lecture really.
But, as I remarked in a lecture at the New Yorker Festival earlier this month, something that hasn't changed is the way political advertisers sell candidates to women voters.
A GATHERING at which President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe is able to lecture world leaders on "fast-track land acquisition" as a route to rural reform was always going to be something of a circus.
