Simple Location and Fragmentation of Reality

The Monist 48 (2):195-218 (1964)
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Abstract

The term “fallacy of simple location” was coined by A. N. Whitehead in 1925 in his book Science and the Modern World; the two passages of the book that deal with this problem are worth being quoted in full and may serve as an introduction into our topic.

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