Jonardon Ganeri is a philosopher whose work draws on a variety of philosophical traditions to construct new positions in the philosophy of mind, metaphysics, and epistemology. He is the author of Fernando Pessoa: Imagination and the Self; Attention, Not Self; The Concealed Art of the Soul; and The Lost Age of Reason; all published by Oxford University Press. Ganeri joined the Fellowship of the British Academy in 2015 and won the Infosys Prize in the Humanities the same year, the only philosopher to do so. He delivered the 2024 John Locke Lectures. Ganeri is currently Bimal K. Matilal Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of Toronto.

Jonardon Ganeri's book is a landmark study, refreshingly free of the usual pieties, conscious of the most recent developments, and with the potential to galvanize the field of Pessoa studies.

• Preamble I. Pessoa Presented 1: Pessoa's novel invention 2: Heteronyms as virtual subjects 3: The enigma of heteronymy 4: The multiplicity of I II. Pessoa Paraphrased 5: The grammar of subjectivity 6: Being at the centre 7: The fugitive & the forum 8: Landscapes of presence 9: Virtual subjects 10: Orthonyms as shadow selves 11: The reality of subjects III. Pessoa Provoked 12: Uncentred minds 13: Centres without sensibility 14: Dreams inside dreams 15: Building subjects 16: The cosmos and I Postscript Bibliography Index

Jonardon Ganeri is a philosopher whose work draws on a variety of philosophical traditions to construct new positions in the philosophy of mind, metaphysics, and epistemology. He is the author of Fernando Pessoa: Imagination and the Self; Attention, Not Self; The Concealed Art of the Soul; and The Lost Age of Reason; all published by Oxford University Press. Ganeri joined the Fellowship of the British Academy in 2015 and won the Infosys Prize in the Humanities the same year, the only philosopher to do so. He delivered the 2024 John Locke Lectures. Ganeri is currently Bimal K. Matilal Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of Toronto.

Jonardon Ganeri's book is a landmark study, refreshingly free of the usual pieties, conscious of the most recent developments, and with the potential to galvanize the field of Pessoa studies.

• Preamble I. Pessoa Presented 1: Pessoa's novel invention 2: Heteronyms as virtual subjects 3: The enigma of heteronymy 4: The multiplicity of I II. Pessoa Paraphrased 5: The grammar of subjectivity 6: Being at the centre 7: The fugitive & the forum 8: Landscapes of presence 9: Virtual subjects 10: Orthonyms as shadow selves 11: The reality of subjects III. Pessoa Provoked 12: Uncentred minds 13: Centres without sensibility 14: Dreams inside dreams 15: Building subjects 16: The cosmos and I Postscript Bibliography Index

Jonardon Ganeri is a philosopher whose work draws on a variety of philosophical traditions to construct new positions in the philosophy of mind, metaphysics, and epistemology. He is the author of Fernando Pessoa: Imagination and the Self; Attention, Not Self; The Concealed Art of the Soul; and The Lost Age of Reason; all published by Oxford University Press. Ganeri joined the Fellowship of the British Academy in 2015 and won the Infosys Prize in the Humanities the same year, the only philosopher to do so. He delivered the 2024 John Locke Lectures. Ganeri is currently Bimal K. Matilal Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of Toronto.

Jonardon Ganeri's book is a landmark study, refreshingly free of the usual pieties, conscious of the most recent developments, and with the potential to galvanize the field of Pessoa studies.

• Preamble I. Pessoa Presented 1: Pessoa's novel invention 2: Heteronyms as virtual subjects 3: The enigma of heteronymy 4: The multiplicity of I II. Pessoa Paraphrased 5: The grammar of subjectivity 6: Being at the centre 7: The fugitive & the forum 8: Landscapes of presence 9: Virtual subjects 10: Orthonyms as shadow selves 11: The reality of subjects III. Pessoa Provoked 12: Uncentred minds 13: Centres without sensibility 14: Dreams inside dreams 15: Building subjects 16: The cosmos and I Postscript Bibliography Index