Professor David Jackson: Adverse Genres in Fernando Pessoa
Professor Jacksons research interests focus on Portuguese and Brazilian Literatures; modernist and inter-arts literature; Portuguese culture in Asia; and ethnomusicology. He has written and edited several books and other publications. We talk with Professor Jackson about his forthcoming book, Adverse Genres in Fernando Pessoa.
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The Man Who Invented Fiction: Cervantes & the Modern World
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PESSOA & OTHER POETS IN THE PORTUGUESE: An Evening with Translator Richard Zenith
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Why Don Quixote is the Best Work of Fiction According to 100 Authors
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Rory Stewart OBE: "Failed States - and How Not to Fix Them"
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RARE interview with FERNANDO PESSOA
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American expert on Fernando Pessoa talks about the poet's new biography: "He was very reserved"
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Frédérik Pajak, autoportrait avec Pessoa
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Will the real Fernando please stand up? - Ilan Stavans
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How to Be Ambitious Without Being a Jerk | Yale Conversations with David Brooks | Yale University
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AI and the Battle for the Soul with Iain McGilchrist - Lecture 1: Information is Not Understanding
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David Jackson, "Machado de Assis: A Literary Life"
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PHILOSOPHY IN FERNANDO PESSOA'S POETRY - Lúcia Helena Galvão
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Grandes Documentales: La Lisboa de Fernado Pessoa
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Fernando PESSOA – A poet and his esotericism (France Culture, 2003)
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Comparative Literature -- Its Current Situation and Theoretical Perplexities
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Fernando Pessoa: If You're Too Sensitive, This Is Not Your World!
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Holy Trinities: Threefold Models of Reality
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Karl Popper & John Eccles in Discussion (1971)
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Fernando Pessoa: The Poet as Philosopher - Jonardon Ganeri for the Royal Institute of Philosophy
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