Tara Chatterjea (born 1937) is an author and philosopher specializing in Indian philosophy.[1]
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Chatterjea studied philosophy at the University of Calcutta, India, and did her D.Phil. under distinguished scholar Professor Jitendra Nath Mohanty. Although her entire teaching career was spent as a part-time lecturer at her alma mater Lady Brabourne College, Calcutta (from where she stood first-class-first in B.A. (Philosophy Honours), she had an active research career and had published many scholarly articles in peer reviewed Indian as well as international journals (including the Journal of Indian Philosophy).
Chatterjea's first book "Knowledge and Freedom in Indian Philosophy" containing a collection of her published articles and some works written for the volume was published by Lexington Books, USA, in 2003. Her second book, a collection of articles on Gita (in Bengali), was published in 2008. She edited with an introduction a collection of essays by J. N. Mohanty on consciousness and interpretation in 2009.