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= Continuity thesis
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The Continuity Thesis is a concept primarily discussed in the context of history, philosophy, and sociology. It suggests that there is a consistent, uninterrupted progression or evolution of ideas, practices, or institutions over time, rather than radical breaks or discontinuities. This thesis posits that certain themes, values, or structures remain persistent even amidst changes and transformations in society.