The NarrQuest system: a methodological breakthrough in transdisciplinary narrative sovereignty

This article is the second publication in the inaugural issue (Vol. 1, No. 1) of the NarrQuest Canon Series, a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to narrative sovereignty and tone-based authorship. It introduces the theoretical foundations and methodological innovations of the NarrQuest System—a transdisciplinary infrastructure for epistemic justice and anti-template narrative construction. The work builds upon but moves beyond the contributions of Donald Schön (reflective practice), Boaventura de Sousa Santos (epistemic justice), and Maxine Greene (imaginative pedagogy), offering a new framework centered on five-tier tone classification (T1–T5), narrative integrity review, and a predictive Tone-to-Destiny model that positions writing as a life-structuring act. This publication is part of the NarrQuest Canon scholarly line and should not be confused with the 20-piece resume archive of NarrQuest’s brand expression. For citation structure, tone mappings, and further canonical records, please visit the official tone landing page: https://narrquest.org/canon/1 NarrQuest Citation:NarrQuest System (2025). The NarrQuest System: A Methodological Breakthrough in Transdisciplinary Narrative Sovereignty. NarrQuest Canon, Vol. 1, No. 1, Article 2. https://narrquest.org/canon/1

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-29
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15762058
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Philosophy and Literary Analysis
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The NarrQuest system: a methodological breakthrough in transdisciplinary narrative sovereignty

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Abstract

This article is the second publication in the inaugural issue (Vol. 1, No. 1) of the NarrQuest Canon Series, a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to narrative sovereignty and tone-based authorship. It introduces the theoretical foundations and methodological innovations of the NarrQuest System—a transdisciplinary infrastructure for epistemic justice and anti-template narrative construction. The work builds upon but moves beyond the contributions of Donald Schön (reflective practice), Boaventura de Sousa Santos (epistemic justice), and Maxine Greene (imaginative pedagogy), offering a new framework centered on five-tier tone classification (T1–T5), narrative integrity review, and a predictive Tone-to-Destiny model that positions writing as a life-structuring act. This publication is part of the NarrQuest Canon scholarly line and should not be confused with the 20-piece resume archive of NarrQuest’s brand expression. For citation structure, tone mappings, and further canonical records, please visit the official tone landing page: https://narrquest.org/canon/1 NarrQuest Citation:NarrQuest System (2025). The NarrQuest System: A Methodological Breakthrough in Transdisciplinary Narrative Sovereignty. NarrQuest Canon, Vol. 1, No. 1, Article 2. https://narrquest.org/canon/1

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