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# The Music of Hindostan c8.4

The Music of Hindostan c8.4

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### [c8.4](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.art.foxstrangways-1914.c8.4)

In the first place, Brahman philosophy draws no real distinction between what a thing ‘is’ and what it ‘signifies’. Time and place, so integral a part for the Western of what a thing is, are for the Hindu accidents, not essentials. It is not that he cannot conceive or manipulate their divisions; astronomy, for instance, has been one of his strong points; but that they do not, for him, add to the significance nor therefore to the nature of the phenomenon.

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