Cultures of Energy: Power, Practices, Technologies

Eeva Berglund

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In Chapter 1 of Cultures of Energy, Alf Hornborg argues, in relatively straightforward language, that the industrial revolution's substitution of organic with inorganic energy was accompanied by id...

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