what literary movement do you think Herman Melville’s “Bartleby, the Scrivener” was a part of. Make sure you focus on elements of the story that match up with the characteristics of the movement, rather than relying on content-based clues in the text (for instance, don’t say that we know something is Romantic just because the characters don’t have electricity). Focus on making a convincing argumentit may be that you incorrectly associate a work with its movement, but if you can show that you have sound reasoning behind your argument, you can still succeed in this essay.
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