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Nigel Goodman,Neda Nematollahiarratives, points out the strengths and the limits of each individual narrative and groups them into two categories: universalist and thematic. The essay then endorses the pursuit of “big questions” and megathemes in world history and proposes humanity’s relationship with change as one such megathem