In human thermodynamics education, thermodynamics textbooks with humanities applications, refers to thermodynamics textbooks that include applications in the humanities, i.e. human thermodynamics material, in one of its 40+ branches, in their content; known examples are listed below:

List
The following is a listing of known thermodynamics (predominately) textbooks, and to a lesser extent thermal physics, statistical mechanics (or statistical thermodynamics), and or chemistry (or physical chemistry) textbooks, that include "thermodynamics applied to the humanities" material:

Year	Textbook	Human thermodynamics branch	References

1931	A Treatise on Heat: Including Kinetic Theory of Matter, Thermodynamics, Statistical Mechanics, and Thermal Ionisation Meghnad Saha (1893-1956) Indian astrophysicist (see: Indian school)	● Explained the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution of molecular velocities according to kinetic theory in terms of the wealth distributions in society.	[10]
1964	Thermodynamics Ivan Bazarov (1916-2005) Russian physicist	● Heat death argument for the existence of god (Friedrich Engels) ● Heat death argument against the existence of god (Bazarov) ● Universal origins	[1]
1973	Fundamentals of Classical Thermodynamics Gordon van Wylen (1920-) American mechanical engineer Richard Sonntag (1933-2010) American mechanical engineer	● Philosophical thermodynamics ● Argument for/belief in the existence of God/Creationism ● Universal origins (low entropy state)/Eschatology ● Destiny of humans (second law)	[2]
1980	Foundations of College Chemistry Daniel Barker Murphy (1928-) Viateur Rousseau (1914-2000)	● Frederick Rossini ("Chemical Thermodynamics in the Real World", 1971); the chemical thermodynamic nature of freedom vs security, government (government thermodynamics), politics (political thermodynamics). ● Rossini debate (2006)	[7]
1999	Chemical and Process Thermodynamics Benjamin Kyle (1927-) American chemical engineer	● Two cultures (C.P. Snow) ● Universal origins/Eschatology/Heat death (Friedrich Engels, Ivan Bazarov) ● Religious thermodynamics (William Inge, Pope Pius XII, Pierre Teilhard) ● Animate thermodynamics (life, origin of life; defunct theory of life) ● Social thermodynamics/Anthropological thermodynamics (Claude Levi-Strauss) ● History thermodynamics (Henry Adams) ● Economic thermodynamics (Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen) ● Ecological economics (Herman Daly, Jeremy Rifkin) ● Literature thermodynamics (John Barth, Donald Barthelme, Saul Bellow, Stanley Elkin, Norman Mailer, Walker Percy, Thomas Pynchon, John Updike) ● Art thermodynamics (Rudolf Arnheim) ● Philosophical thermodynamics (Kyle) ● Psychological thermodynamics (Sigmund Freud)	[3]
1999 thru 2010	Thermodynamics an Engineering Approach Yunus Cengel (1955-) Turkey mechanical engineer Michael Boles (1943-) American mechanical engineer	● Economic thermodynamics (Robert Ayres) ● Human thermodynamics (human performance/efficiency in daily existence, learning (low-entropy learning), work place friction, human friction, social friction (entropy generation), etc.) ● War thermodynamics See main: Cengel-Boles human thermodynamics	[4]
2004	Heterogeneous Kinetics: Theory of Ziegler-Natta-Kaminsky (chapter 2: Chemical Thermodynamics) Tominaga Keii (1920-2009) Japanese chemical engineer	● Chemical Affinity in 1806 ● Human chemical thermodynamics: Elective Affinities; human elective affinity; human chemical reaction, Goethe's affinity table, Goethe's human chemistry (Johann Goethe)	[6]
2003 thru 2010	Fundamentals of Engineering Thermodynamics Michael Moran (c.1950-) American mechanical engineer Howard Shapiro (c.1947-) American mechanical engineer	● A few economics problems and life and second law paradox problems; ● Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen (1971), Erwin Schrodinger (1944), Ilya Prigogine (1971-2003), and Eric Schneider (2005)	[13]
2010	Thermodynamics Hans Kreuzer (c.1945-) Canadian atmospheric physicist Isaac Tamblyn (c.1983-) Canadian physicist	● Economic thermodynamics (Wayne Saslow)	[5]
2010	Statistical and Thermal Physics: With Computer Applications Harvey Gould (c.1941-) American physicist Jan Tobochnik (1958-) American natural scientist and physicist	● Includes applications of thermodynamics and statistical mechanics to areas such as social networks and finance (Elliott Montroll, Albert-Laszlo Barabasi, Cesar Hildalgo, Jean-Phillippe Bouchard, Marc Potters, Nassim Taleb, etc.) ● Ising model to social behavior (social Ising model) (Dietrich Stauffer)	[12]
2011	Advanced Engineering Thermodynamics Kalyan Annamalai Carlos Silva (co-author, formula chapter) Puri Ishwar Milind Jog	● Human molecular formula (Libb Thims) [8]
2012	Engineering Thermodynamics and 21st Century Energy Problems Donna Riley	● HumanThermodynamics.com (Libb Thims) ● Entropy as a social construct (sociological thermodynamics) ● Entropy’s philosophical implications (philosophical thermodynamics) ● Entropy and time (arrow of time) ● Entropy in learning, libraries, rooms, and armies (Cengel-Boles human thermodynamics)	[9]
2014	A Conceptual Guide to Thermodynamics Bill Poirier	● Henry Adams ● Literature thermodynamics \| Bruce Clarke
2015/16	Chemical Thermodynamics: with Applications in the Humanities Libb Thims (c.1975-) American electrochemical engineer (see: human chemical thermodynamics)	● Full top to bottom step-by-step derivation of chemical thermodynamics (Parmenides → Otto Guericke → Sadi Carnot → Rudolf Clausius → Willard Gibbs → Gilbert Lewis → Edward Guggenheim → Fritz Lipmann), with focus on application to the various fields of the humanities (Johann Goethe → William Rankine → Lawrence Henderson → Frederick Rossini → Mirza Beg → modern human free energy theorists).	[11]

References
1. Bazarov, Ivan P. (1964). Thermodynamics (Engels, 5+ pgs). Pergamon.
2. (a) Wylen, Gordon and Sonntag, Richard. (1973). Fundamentals of Classical Thermodynamics (section: 7.16: Some General Comments Regarding Entropy, pgs. 247-48; creator, pg. 248), 2nd ed. Wiley.
(b) Wylen, Gordon and Sonntag, Richard. (1985). Fundamentals of Classical Thermodynamics (creator, pg. 233), 3rd ed. Wiley.
(c) Duck, Mark. (2008). “Evolution and the Second Law of Thermodynamics”, DetectingTruth.com, May 14.
3. Kyle, Benjamin G. (1999). Entropy: Reflections of a Classical Thermodynamicist (ch. 8: The Mystique of Entropy, 15 pgs.). Kansas State University; first published on attached CD-ROM to Chemical and Process Thermodynamics (3rd ed.), Prentice Hall, 1999; first published in: Chemical Engineering Education (abstract), Vol. 22., pgs. 92-97. Spr, 1988.
4. (a) Cengel, Yunus A. and Boles, Michael A. (2002). Thermodynamics: an Engineering Approach (4th ed) (ch. 6: Entropy; subsection: Entropy and Entropy Generation in Daily Life, pgs. 318-19). McGraw-Hill.
(b) Entropy and Entropy Generation in Daily Life (2010) – Technocktail.info.
(c) Cengel, Yunus A. and Boles, Michael A. (2006). Thermodynamics: an Engineering Approach (ch. 4, pg. 193, ch. 7, pg. 349, ch. 8, pgs. 465-69). McGraw-Hill.
5. Kreuzer, H.J. and Tamblyn, Isaac. (2010). Thermodynamics (§8.6: Athletes: the Human Engine, pgs. 160-62; §8.6: Thermodynamics in Economics, pgs. 162-66). World Scientific.
6. Keii, Tominaga. (2004). Heterogeneous Kinetics: Theory of Ziegler-Natta-Kaminsky (ch. 2: Thermodynamics of Chemical Reactions, pgs. 11-20; section: Chemical Affinity in 1806, pgs. 16-17). Springer.
7. Barker, Daniel and Rousseau, Viateur. (1980). Foundations of College Chemistry (Rossini, pg. 345). Wiley.
8. Annamalai, Kalyan, Puri, Ishwar K., and Jog, Milind A. (2011). Advanced Thermodynamics Engineering (§14: Thermodynamics and Biological Systems, pgs. 709-99, contributed by Kalyan Annamalai and Carlos Silva; §14.4.1: Human body | Formulae, pgs. 726-27; Thims, ref. 88). CRC Press.
9. Riley, Donna. (2011). Engineering Thermodynamics and 21st Century Energy Problems: A Textbook Companion for Student Engagement (pdf) (§2.5: Thermo to Life, pgs. 46-47; §3.3: Entropy as a Social Construct, pgs. 55-57; §3.4: Evaluating Entropy Analogies, pgs. 58-59; §4.5: Ethics of Energy Disasters, pgs. 79-80). Morgan& Claypool.
10. (a) Saha, Meghnad and Srivastava, B.N. (1931). Treatise on Heat (pg. 105). The Indian Press, Itd.
(b) Saha, Meghnad and Srivastava, B.N. (1935). Treatise on Heat, Second Revised Edition (pg. 124). The Indian Press, Itd.
(c) Dash, Kishore. (2014). “Indian School of Econophysics”, work draft (Hmolpedia article) (pdf), Jan 30.
(d) Meghnad Saha – Wikipedia.
11. Thims, Libb. (2015/16). Chemical Thermodynamics: with Applications in the Humanities (85-page version: pdf). Publisher.
12. Gould, Harvey and Tobochnik, Jan. (2010). Statistical and Thermal Physics: With Computer Applications (social, 4+ pgs; economics, pg. 177). Princeton University Press.
13. (a) Moran, Michael J. and Shapiro, Howard N. (2003). Fundamentals of Engineering Thermodynamics (3rd ed) (6.10D, pg. 290). Wiley.
(b) Moran, Michael J. and Shapiro, Howard N. (2007). Fundamentals of Engineering Thermodynamics (6th ed) (far removed, pg. 215; Boltzmann relation, pg. 281; living things, pg. 282). Wiley.
(c) Moran, Michael J., Shapiro, Howard N., Boettner, Daisie D., and Bailey, Margaret B. (2010). Fundamentals of Engineering Thermodynamics (7th ed) (5.10D, pg. 277). Wiley.