The Notion of Progress in Kushners "Angels in America"

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Kushner's characters in "Angels in America" navigate the complexities of the 1980s postmodern landscape, facing new societal challenges. The paper explores the play's stance on the ambivalence of progress, analyzing arguments both for and against it. By focusing on key aspects of the notion of progress, the term paper provides a nuanced examination of how these themes are exemplified within the narrative, allowing for a deeper understanding of the characters' struggles and the broader implications of their experiences in a changing world.