Continuity Rhetoric is a rhetorical strategy in presidential inaugural addresses that asserts the enduring legitimacy and coherence of political institutions and national values by emphasizing historical tradition, institutional stability, and ideological consistency across administrations.
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Factual issues in the "continuity" controversy.
Robert A. Blum, Josephine Semmes Blum · Psychological Review · 1949 · 36 citations
The continuity of discontinuity
Paul Thompson, Julia O’Connell Davidson · Personnel Review · 1995 · 34 citations
Management, Human Resource Management, Organization Studies +17
Continuity and change in the rhetoric of the Moral Majority
Choice Reviews Online · 1991 · 24 citations
Humanities, Religion, Sociology +8
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Northwestern University
Evanston, United States
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Georgia Southern University
Statesboro, United States
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University of Edinburgh
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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Northwestern University
Laoag, Philippines
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University of Leicester
Leicester, United Kingdom
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University of Northwestern
Saint Paul, United States
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Orange County School
Hillsborough, United States
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Minnesota State University Moorhead
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