On questions of population decline, immigration policy and the welfare state, continuities of ideas, and even personnel, were evident.
Those familiar with Kaplan's work know that he's as much a travel writer in the grand style as a geopolitical Realist whose studies of international relations and political leadership are also in the grand style, stretching intellectually over centuries and continuities of ideas.
While a number of interpretations of Hegel have emerged during this period in an effort to acquit him of implausible metaphysico-theological views, one prominent tendency has been to stress the continuity of his ideas with the "critical philosophy" of Immanuel Kant.
His solos are built on flow and continuity, stretching germs of ideas about scales and harmony out into giant, flowing strokes.
Hobhouse, a veteran garden historian and designer, elegantly explains the continuity of the aesthetic ideas that govern Persian gardens, with their rills of water and tree-lined alleys underplanted with roses and violets.
He showed instead the continuity of their authoritarian ideas and their antisemitism from the 1920s onwards, and how, in a lengthy process, growing disillusionment had gradually led a courageous minority to try to overthrow the regime.
Here Derrida questioned the idea of a continuously unfolding continuity of understanding.
He is especially interested in relationships of individual and community in religious history and in the continuity of Christianity in texts and ideas that are both preserved and continually resignified.
Penn calls Del Castillo's ideas "the continuity of her history of brave expression and optimistic dreams for her homeland".
