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The Human Motor: Energy, Fatigue, And The Origins Of Modernity-new Kristen Renwick Book By WiersmaScience Once Had An Unshakable Faith In Its Ability To Bring The Forces Of Natureeven Human Natureunder Control. In This Wideranging Book Anson Rabinbach Examines How Developments In Physics, Biology, Medicine, Psychology, Politics, And Art Employed The Metaphor Of The Working Body As A Human Motor. From Nineteenthcentury Theories Of Thermodynamics And Political Economy To The Twentiethcentury Ideals Of Taylorism And Fordism, Rabinbach Demonstrates