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Title: Bloom on Shakespeare
Review: Bloom's Shakepeare: The Invention of the Human is eloquent, frequently brilliant, provocative, ambitious, playful, educational, entertaining, yet flawed. Several of his major premises are unproven, and since these logical prerequisites are key to his central thesis, his whole edifice is shaky at best. For instance, he presumes, with no evidence, that Shakespeare wrote Ur-Hamlet, and this presumption is fundamental to his later review of the play. Other weaknesses come through as well. He repeats through virtually every play review his deification of Hamlet and Falstaff. He goes too far too often with little or no evidence. Yet to be fair, Bloom's book is clearly a labor of love. Even with its limitations this is an excellent book that is worth reading.
