The NarrQuest system: a methodological breakthrough in transdisciplinary narrative sovereignty

This paper explores the theoretical foundations and methodological innovations of the NarrQuest system, a narrative sovereignty framework developed in response to the unresolved limitations of three major intellectual figures: Donald Schön, Boaventura de Sousa Santos, and Maxine Greene. While each of these thinkers championed reflective practice, epistemic justice, and imaginative liberation, they stopped short of offering a formalized, operational infrastructure for narrative transformation. NarrQuest addresses this gap through a tone-based classification system (T1–T5), anti-template writing models, peer review based on narrative integrity, and a predictive Tone-to-Destiny model that reframes narrative as a life-structuring force. In doing so, it redefines authorship, knowledge formation, and disciplinary boundaries. The result is not merely a critique of existing paradigms, but a writable methodology that enables transdisciplinary authorship and narrative sovereignty in practice.