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Title: Bloom's work illustrates a skewed perception of the human
Review: I first heard of Bloom's new book from a friend of a relative. I was at first intrigued by the notion of an indepth study of the human spirit invariably present within Shakespeare's glorious works. With this perception, I proceded to read the book itself. I was certainly surprised by what I discovered. Bloom dares to assert that Shakespeare invented the human and its individual spirit. This notion seems so utterly preposterous. As another reviewer remarked, how can Bloom discount the works of Dante, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Homer, anyone you can name who lived and worked before Shakespeare. I find great irony in the decision to put the Delphic Sybil by Michelangelo on the cover. Michelangelo being one of the greatest INDIVIDUALs ever to create art in any medium. And wasn't he working previous to Shakespeare's arrival on the scene? Perhaps Bloom should consider a few of his arguments a bit further.
