Progress from "summary" of One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez
The idea of progress is a powerful force that shapes the destiny of the Buendía family in Macondo. It is a force that drives the inhabitants of the town to strive for modernity, wealth, and advancement. However, this relentless pursuit of progress ultimately leads to their downfall.
From the construction of the railroad to the arrival of new technology, progress brings both promise and peril to Macondo. The town becomes caught up in the whirlwind of change, as the old ways are replaced by new ones. The inhabitants of Macondo are seduced by the allure of progress, believing that it will bring them prosperity and happiness.
Yet, as time passes, they begin to realize that progress comes at a cost. The pursuit of wealth and modernity leads to moral decay, social unrest, and environmental destruction. The Buendía family, in particular, is consumed by their desire for progress, which ultimately leads to their tragic downfall.
As the generations pass, the Buendía family becomes increasingl...
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