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superject (複数形 superjects)

1. (philosophy) The emergent actual occasion from which value is abstracted.
   • 1925, Alfred North Whitehead, Science and the Modern World →ISBN

     Thus the eternal relatedness is of the form — the είδος —; the emergent actual occasion is the superject of informed value; value, as abstracted from any particular superject, is the abstract matter — the ϋλη — which is common to all actual occasions and the synthetic activity which prehends valueless possibility into superjicient informed value is the substantial activity.