Rekha Jhanji (Ed.)

Rekha Jhanji, until recently a Professor of Philosophy at Panjab University, was also the Coordinator of the UGC Centre for Swami Vivekananda Studies. She has authored six books, including The Human Condition in the Mahabarata (1995), The Sensuous in Art: Reflections on Indian Aesthetics (1989), and Aesthetic Communication: The Indian Perspective (1985). She has also published numerous scholarly articles in reputed national and international journals in fields such as Comparative Aesthetics, Contemporary European Philosophy and Philosophy of Mind. She has maintained an abiding interest in elucidating the relevance of Indian Philosophy for our times. She is presently working on a UGC major research project on Two Dimensions of Embodiment in the Indian Tradition.