re narrative as a motive force,
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hm this doesn't capture the causal component though - a decision familiarized through narrative is one easier made
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though in a history context, it's probably more about "what propaganda can you make work" and the narrative constraints on propaganda
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history *is* propaganda, it's how historians want you to look at the present (revisionist history especially)
something to support your point btw would be outmoded models of history, basically whatever the 18th century equivalent of framing things in terms of oppression is