Lectures
Gass is not only a master of the written word, but of the performance of words as well. Internationally, Gass has served as a visiting lecturer at over 150 institutes of higher education, given readings at over 30 festivals and conferences, spoken at over 30 centers, hospitals, museums, etc., and delivered keynote addresses or participated in panels at over 50 conventions, associations, conferences and seminars. This is not even counting his frequent appearances at numerous local events, fundraisers, symposiums and conferences.
!["Carrots, Noses, Snow, Rose, Roses..." - Princeton University Lecture Invitation "Carrots, Noses, Snow, Rose, Roses..." - Princeton University Lecture Invitation](http://omeka.wustl.edu/omeka/files/square_thumbnails/cacc8b286fd93507f4dea293a229cbaa.jpg)
“Carrots, Noses, Snow, Rose, Roses: The Ontological Transformation of Language and Literature," Princeton University, April 12, 1976
![The Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis 23rd Annual Freud Memorial Lecture "The Soul Inside the Sentence" The Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis 23rd Annual Freud Memorial Lecture "The Soul Inside the Sentence"](http://omeka.wustl.edu/omeka/files/square_thumbnails/5ed6ad720f62b04737f95908aafd62a9.jpg)
The Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis 23rd Annual Freud Memorial Lecture "The Soul Inside the Sentence"
!["Beginnings" Lecture "Beginnings" Lecture](http://omeka.wustl.edu/omeka/application/views/scripts/images/fallback-audio.png)
Gass lecture titled "Beginnings," delivered in Graham Chapel at Washington University in St. Louis, the first in the Assembly Series for the 1976-77 academic year. Use Firefox for best results.