A history of the cultural travels of energy from Aristotle to the OED
"This book offers a cultural history of the travels of energy in the English language, from its origins in Aristotle's ontology, where it referred to the activity-of-being, through its English usage as a way to speak about the inherent nature of things, to its adoption as a name for the me...
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adam_text | CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IX
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
XI
INTRODUCTION 1
PART
I
THE
CULTURAL
ORIGINS
AND
TRAVELS
OF
ENERGY
21
1 ENERGEIA, ACTIVITY-OF-BEING,
AND
INHERENT
NATURE
23
2
THE
VERNACULAR
OF
CORPOREAL
ENERGY
57
3 ENERGY S
CULTURAL
TRAVELS
IN
THE
SEVENTEENTH
AND
EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES
85
PART
II
THE
MIGRATION
OF
ENERGY
FROM
CULTURE
TO
SCIENCE
121
4 HISTORICAL ACCOUNTS
OF
THE
BIRTH
OF
ENERGY
IN SCIENCE 123
5
TO
UNDERSTAND
THE
MOTION
OF A
BODY:
THOMAS
YOUNG S
PEDAGOGICAL
PROJECT
148
PART
III
THE
MIGRATION
OF
ENERGY
FROM
SCIENCE
BACK
TO
CULTURE 163
6 THE
CULTURAL ABSORPTION
OF
THE
SCIENCE
OF
ENERGY
165
7 THE
POPULARISATION
OF
THE
CONCEPT
OF
ENERGY
180
8
ENERGY
IN MODERNIST
WRITINGS:
THE
ADAMS BROTHERS
217
Y,
IBIIOTHEK
YXLX
DEUTSCHES
MUSEUM
A LUENCHEO
VIII
CONTENTS
PART IV
ENERGY IN
LEXICOGRAPHY
241
9 ENERGY
IN EARLY ENGLISH
LEXICOGRAPHY
243
10 ENERGY IN
THE
OED
262
CONCLUSION: A
PERIODISATION
OF
ENERGY S CULTURAL TRAVELS
296
APPENDIX:
ENERGY
IN
THE
OED
313
BIBLIOGRAPHY
322
INDEX
351
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title | A history of the cultural travels of energy from Aristotle to the OED |
title_auth | A history of the cultural travels of energy from Aristotle to the OED |
title_exact_search | A history of the cultural travels of energy from Aristotle to the OED |
title_full | A history of the cultural travels of energy from Aristotle to the OED Peter Hjertholm |
title_fullStr | A history of the cultural travels of energy from Aristotle to the OED Peter Hjertholm |
title_full_unstemmed | A history of the cultural travels of energy from Aristotle to the OED Peter Hjertholm |
title_short | A history of the cultural travels of energy |
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