What question did this study set out to answer?

The aim is to introduce an interactive knowledge graph that aids in the study of heteronymy over time.

April 23, 2026Open Access

pessoagraph.org — The Pessoa Knowledge Graph: A Scholarly Resource for Heteronymic Studies (EA-PKG-BRIEF-01)

Key Points

The aim is to introduce an interactive knowledge graph that aids in the study of heteronymy over time.
Developed a navigable map with nodes and relations that outline various heteronymic practices.
Incorporated different scholarly paths to facilitate exploration of the topic.
Utilized Heteronymic Provenance Theory to provide a comparative framework.
Mapped approximately five thousand years of heteronymic practices through 111 nodes.
Included 13 different relation types and 20 node types for structural relationships.
Enabled testable hypotheses related to meta-heteronym typology.

Abstract

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19683944 Brief introducing pessoagraph.org — an open-access, interactive knowledge graph mapping the practice of heteronymy across approximately five thousand years. 111 nodes, 13 relation types, 20 node types, 6 guided scholarly paths. From pharaonic titulary through Fernando Pessoa to contemporary practices of chosen names, drag performance, and digital identity. The graph is a typological instrument: a navigable map offering structural relationships between heteronymic practices as testable hypotheses. It draws on the Heteronymic Provenance Theory (EA-HPT-01) and provides the comparative framework for the meta-heteronym typology introduced in EA-METAHET-01. Hex: 06.SEI.PKG.BRIEF.01 · Author: Lee Sharks · Archive: Crimson Hexagonal Archive

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