With that said, it’d look appropriate that literary analysis, having come so far, acknowledges a great deal of its contributions, in a roundabout kind of way, to William Shakespeare himself. “The Bard” arguably best took on human nature, and the natural environment, at least from the point of his written understanding. Reiterated within the first chapters of Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human Pages, Harold Bloom, the paramount scholar on the subject, makes his case on what is meant, in dealing with the renewed sense of insight transposed through each of Shakespeare’s plays. He even goes to lengths such as by dividing mere “characterization” made into an art form in and of itself. This is a close representation of the innate changeability
