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发表于2024-11-25
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Americans spend billions of dollars every year on drugs, therapy, and other remedies trying to get a good night’s sleep. Anxieties about not getting enough sleep and the impact of sleeplessness on productivity, health, and happiness pervade medical opinion, the workplace, and popular culture. In The Slumbering Masses, Matthew J. Wolf-Meyer addresses the phenomenon of sleep and sleeplessness in the United States, tracing the influence of medicine and industrial capitalism on the sleeping habits of Americans from the nineteenth century to the present.
Before the introduction of factory shift work, Americans enjoyed a range of sleeping practices, most commonly two nightly periods of rest supplemented by daytime naps. The new sleeping regimen—eight uninterrupted hours of sleep at night—led to the pathologization of other ways of sleeping. Arguing that the current model of sleep is rooted not in biology but in industrial capitalism’s relentless need for productivity, The Slumbering Masses examines so-called Z-drugs that promote sleep, the use of both legal and illicit stimulants to combat sleepiness, and the contemporary politics of time. Wolf-Meyer concludes by exploring the extremes of sleep, from cases of perpetual sleeplessness and the sleepwalking defense in criminal courts to military experiments with ultra-short periods of sleep.
Drawing on untapped archival sources and long-term ethnographic research with people who both experience and treat sleep abnormalities, Wolf-Meyer analyzes and sharply critiques how sleep and its supposed disorders are understood and treated. By recognizing the variety and limits of sleep, he contends, we can establish more flexible expectations about sleep and, ultimately, subvert the damage of sleep pathology and industrial control on our lives.
Matthew J. Wolf-Meyer is currently an associate professor of anthropology at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
读的时候刚好是世界睡眠日,感觉和这本书在不同时空中重合。喜欢儿童书那段。
评分文学出身的人类学家似乎更容易用文本替代民族志…
评分Mckay推荐如何从一个日常生活的操作入手。仰赖历史档案材料比较多,毕竟是美国人的睡眠如何向spatiotemporal order与demands of institution调整的变化,还有什么是与怎么追求good night sleep。幼儿的sleeping(cosleeping-solidary sleeper)挺有趣没想到话题还可以这样延伸,不是太喜欢对睡眠诊所里访谈的民族志process。最后落脚在tension between sleep and work;intro的分章介绍写法值得参考
评分Mckay推荐如何从一个日常生活的操作入手。仰赖历史档案材料比较多,毕竟是美国人的睡眠如何向spatiotemporal order与demands of institution调整的变化,还有什么是与怎么追求good night sleep。幼儿的sleeping(cosleeping-solidary sleeper)挺有趣没想到话题还可以这样延伸,不是太喜欢对睡眠诊所里访谈的民族志process。最后落脚在tension between sleep and work;intro的分章介绍写法值得参考
评分读的时候刚好是世界睡眠日,感觉和这本书在不同时空中重合。喜欢儿童书那段。
为了一夜安眠,美国人每年花费数十亿美元,在各种药物和疗法上辗转。遗憾的是,身为人类学家的作者却发现,甭管是每晚睡八小时,还是床垫硬度、卧室灯光明暗,都不是影响睡眠的关键。重点是,美国现代的生活方式,注定了有大量人群睡眠质量偏低,昏然欲眠,工作效率不高。 作...
评分为了一夜安眠,美国人每年花费数十亿美元,在各种药物和疗法上辗转。遗憾的是,身为人类学家的作者却发现,甭管是每晚睡八小时,还是床垫硬度、卧室灯光明暗,都不是影响睡眠的关键。重点是,美国现代的生活方式,注定了有大量人群睡眠质量偏低,昏然欲眠,工作效率不高。 作...
评分为了一夜安眠,美国人每年花费数十亿美元,在各种药物和疗法上辗转。遗憾的是,身为人类学家的作者却发现,甭管是每晚睡八小时,还是床垫硬度、卧室灯光明暗,都不是影响睡眠的关键。重点是,美国现代的生活方式,注定了有大量人群睡眠质量偏低,昏然欲眠,工作效率不高。 作...
评分为了一夜安眠,美国人每年花费数十亿美元,在各种药物和疗法上辗转。遗憾的是,身为人类学家的作者却发现,甭管是每晚睡八小时,还是床垫硬度、卧室灯光明暗,都不是影响睡眠的关键。重点是,美国现代的生活方式,注定了有大量人群睡眠质量偏低,昏然欲眠,工作效率不高。 作...
评分为了一夜安眠,美国人每年花费数十亿美元,在各种药物和疗法上辗转。遗憾的是,身为人类学家的作者却发现,甭管是每晚睡八小时,还是床垫硬度、卧室灯光明暗,都不是影响睡眠的关键。重点是,美国现代的生活方式,注定了有大量人群睡眠质量偏低,昏然欲眠,工作效率不高。 作...
The Slumbering Masses pdf epub mobi txt 电子书 下载 2024