Sleep Works

Sleep Works by Sebastian P. Klinger explores the evolving understanding of sleep at the turn of the twentieth century, highlighting its significance as an active process linked to consciousness and identity. The book examines the interplay between scientific research and literary expression, showcasing how thinkers, clinicians, and writers grappled with sleep's mysteries and cultural meanings. Through a blend of literary analysis, history, and industry insights, it offers a comprehensive look at how sleep has been perceived and depicted in the modern era.