Journal of Human Thermodynamics year, #: 1-#
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Journal of Human Thermodynamics
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Article
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Abstract
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Introduction
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Conclusion
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Variables table
The following—on the protocol of American economist Irving Fisher’s 1892 mechanics-to-economics
variables table—is the author’s human thermodynamics variables table, which gives the author’s
perspective as to how they see thermodynamic variables correlating and or equating to terms, entities, and
or concepts in the humanities:
Thermodynamics
A human is what? (add)
(according to author’s theoretical viewpoint)
Variable / Term 1
Variable / Term 2
Variable / Term 3
Humanities
Person
Etc.
Fisher’s 1892 mechanics-to-economics variables table, as well as other historical human thermodynamics
variables tables, are available online.N2
Homework problems
The following—on the protocol of Swedish physical chemist Sture Nordholm’s 1997 set of eight
homework problems to his Journal of Chemical Education ‘In Defense of Thermodynamics: an Animate
Analogy’ article—are suggested exercises and or homework problems, themed on or based on the content
of this JHT article:
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Nordholm’s problems as well as other recent and classic human thermodynamics and hmolscience
homework problems and or exercises are available online.N2
Notes
N1. (a) Fisher, Irving. (1892). Mathematical Investigations into the Theory of Value and Prices
(variables table, pg. 85-86). Yale University Press.
(b) eoht.info/page/Human+thermodynamics+variables+table
N2. (a) Nordholm, Sture. (1997). “In Defense of Thermodynamics: an Animate Analogy”, Journal of
Chemical Education, 74(3): 273-75.
(b) eoht.info/page/Homework+problems
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