 as definitive as
Whitehead's 1929 book, Process and Reality.  But it is a good
overview of the general ideas.  In my terminology, an event is
a kind of process, and an object is the characterization of
a continuing process according to some form (in W's later
terminology "a form of definiteness") which enables us to
recognize it as "the same" in different encounters.

&gt; It is also
&gt;unclear to me how Whitehead would distinguish an object from a process -
&gt;apart from how one considers it.

Processes