Energetikaren historia, oinarriak eta ondorioak zibilizazioentzat

Energetics is strengthening as a complex system analysis which embraces physics, biology, ecology, sociology and economy. Considering energy as an universal principle and a wherever-present being that is able to support many transformations, it is a really significant invariant in any kind of proces...

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Autor: Ulazia Manterola, Alain
Tipo de recurso: artículo
Fecha de publicación:2016
País:España
Institución:Universidad del País Vasco
Repositorio:Addi. Archivo Digital para la Docencia y la Investigación
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title Energetikaren historia, oinarriak eta ondorioak zibilizazioentzat
spellingShingle Energetikaren historia, oinarriak eta ondorioak zibilizazioentzat
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title_short Energetikaren historia, oinarriak eta ondorioak zibilizazioentzat
title_full Energetikaren historia, oinarriak eta ondorioak zibilizazioentzat
title_fullStr Energetikaren historia, oinarriak eta ondorioak zibilizazioentzat
title_full_unstemmed Energetikaren historia, oinarriak eta ondorioak zibilizazioentzat
title_sort Energetikaren historia, oinarriak eta ondorioak zibilizazioentzat
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description Energetics is strengthening as a complex system analysis which embraces physics, biology, ecology, sociology and economy. Considering energy as an universal principle and a wherever-present being that is able to support many transformations, it is a really significant invariant in any kind of process due to its conservation law. In this article, firstly we narrate the history of energy through its unification phases. Starting with the philosophical concept of Aristotle, we will explain how mechanical work and heat, feed and metabolism, and even mater were added to the unifying concept, and how it was related with entropy or the order/disorder of a system. At the end we will introduce these energetic ideas in the analysis of our oil-based over-energized society, in order to deconstruct the myth that relates welfare with the maximization of energy consumption and to emphasize that there are more suitable energetical indexes.
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