Table of Contents Introduction ............................................................

Table of Contents
Introduction .......................................................................................................9
LODEWIJK BRUNT AND BRIGITTE STEGER
Dangerous Doze: Sleep and Vulnerability in
Medieval German Literature ...........................................................................31
GABRIELE KLUG
The Suburbs of Eternity: On Visionaries and Miraculous Sleepers ..............53
ROBERT S. COX
Beds Visible and Invisible:
Hygiene, Morals and Status in Dutch Bedrooms............................................75
ILEEN MONTIJN
A Bed for Two? Gender Differences in the Reactions to Pair-sleep ..............93
GERHARD KLOESCH AND JOHN P. DITTAMI
Conflicting Sleep Demands:
Parents and Young People in UK Households..............................................105
SUSAN VENN AND SARA ARBER
Women’s Sleep in Italy: The Influence of Caregiving Roles.........................131
EMANUELA BIANCHERA AND SARA ARBER
Sote hue log: In and Out of Sleep in India .....................................................153
LODEWIJK BRUNT
‘It’s Bedtime’ in the World’s Urban Middle Classes:
Children, Families and Sleep.........................................................................175
EYAL BEN-ARI
Sleeping as a Refuge? Embodied Vulnerability and Corporeal
Security during Refugees’ Sleep at the Thai-Burma Border ........................193
PIA VOGLER
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‘Early to Rise’: Making the Japanese Healthy, Wealthy,
Wise, Virtuous, and Beautiful....................................................................... 211
BRIGITTE STEGER
Authors........................................................................................................... 237
Index ............................................................................................................................241
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