On that reading, for example, when Whitehead says that the «being» of an occasion is created by its «becoming», he is simply telling us that the occasion qua actual superject is created by the same occasion qua actual subject; and that is, of course, one of the main points of the said doctrine. (religion-online.org)
If the process had been different, the occasion would have had a different final definiteness, but it would have been the same occasion. (religion-online.org)
The sense in which it would have been the same occasion is relevant to the doctrine that every actual occasion is a subject - superject; for, if the genetic fallacy is to be avoided, this doctrine requires that in some specifiable sense the subject be the same entity as the superject. (religion-online.org)