00000cam a22000003a 4500 UP-1685523046126318284 Buklod 20170628142244.0 m o j ta 170628s2012 xx d r |||| u| 9780816674749 (hc : alk. paper) (iLib)UPMNL-00015383251 CPH-14952 Purchase Php2,299.07 UP CPH rda eng HQ 2044 U6 W65 2012 Wolf-Meyer, Matthew J. author. The slumbering masses sleep, medicine, and modern American life Matthew J. Wolf-Meyer. Minneapolis University of Minnesota Press c2012. xvi, 288 pages 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 265-284) and index. Abbreviations -- Preface: sleep at the turn of the twenty-first century -- Introduction: from the lone sleeper to the slumbering masses -- Sleeping, past, and present -- The rise of american sleep medicine : diagnosing and misdiagnosing sleep -- The protestant origins of American sleep -- Sleeping and not sleeping in the clinic : how medicine is remaking biology and society -- Cultures of sleep -- Desiring a good night's sleep : order and disorder in everyday life -- Now I lay me down to sleep : children's sleep and the rise of the solitary sleeper -- Pharmaceuticals and the making of modern bodies and rhythms -- Early to rise : creating well-rested American workers -- Chemical consciousness -- Sleeping on the job : from siestas to workplace naps -- Take back your time : activism and overworked Americans -- The limits of sleep -- Unconscious criminality : sleepwalking murders, drowsy driving and the vigilance of the law -- The extremes of sleep : war, sports, and science -- Conclusion: the futures of sleep -- Acknowledgments -- Notes -- Index Lifestyles United States. Sleepwalking United States. Sleep disorders United States. Sleep United States. Hypnotics and Sedatives therapeutic use United States. UPMNL CPH HQ 2044 U6 W65 2012 Book