Monima Chadha is Professor of Indian Philosophy at Oxford University. I have a PhD in Philosophy from Monash University Australia. Her research addresses issues at the intersection of philosophy of mind, metaphysics and ethics. Much of my recent work is concerned with offering solutions to the challenges faced by Buddhist no-self views. For example, I draw on Abhidharma-Buddhist philosophy of mind and contemporary cognitive science to provide an account of conscious experiences, in particular subjectivity and agency, without positing the existence of subjects and agents. I am also interested in how no self views explain our reactive attitudes and self-conscious emotions.