After declaring that «everything whose identity consists in a continuity of reactions will be a single logical individual,»
Peirce explained: «Thus any portion of space, so far as it can be regarded as reacting, is for logic a single individual; its spatial extension is no objection» (3.613).
Not exact matches
Hartshorne sometimes
explains this by reference to what Whitehead termed the fallacy of simple location (CAP 110, 187; CP 468; PS 10: 94; OP 301f), but he also illustrates the point through Charles
Peirce's theory of categories (CAP 74 - 91, 103 - 113; CP 455 - 474; RNR 215 - 224).
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