e also makes room for "objects",
which he defines as repeatedly occurring event types, characterized
by "forms of definiteness", such as the forms of a human body,
a tree, or a house.

&gt; Alternative endurantist views (4D is often called perdurantism and 3D + Time
&gt; endurantism) are those defended by Peter Simons, among others.  On this
&gt; view, the identity of a continuant is not bound up with the extension of its
&gt; parts in 4D, but with a hierarchy of continuants superimposed over the parts
&gt;