Titlebook: Sleep Around the World; Anthropological Pers Katie Glaskin,Richard Chenhall Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc.

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Sensuous Connections in Sleep: Feelings of Security and Interdependency in Japanese Sleep Rituals,ger (2008, 231), early rising in Japan occurs for a mother as an example of her love for her family and secures a “smooth transition from night to day within the family.” For Kaji (2007), sleep knickknacks (.) are located in an object or person that is considered the “thing” that helps another perso

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Sleeping Safe: Perceptions of Risk and Value in Western and Pacific Infant Co-sleeping,ed that infants sleep with their parents for protection, and co-sleeping is valued for the intimate sociality it is believed to foster (Yovsi and Keller 2007; Tahhan 2008, and this book; Toselli, Costabile, and Genta, this book). Among Mayan Indians and Swedish populations, co-sleeping is associated

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,Māori Collective Sleeping as Cultural Resistance,is a distinctive feature of Māori cultural customs. I was privileged to be invited to a distinguished Māori community on the North Island of New Zealand, where I was offered a flat immediately behind the ancestral meeting-house. Before I was guided into my guesthouse, I was introduced to several lad

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Navigating Inspiration, Intimacy, Conflict, and Sleep in a Pagan Community, under crystalline stars in the crisp air, high in the mountains of Oregon. Quiet conversations drift between pairs and triplets lying close to one another: of shared histories, new friendships, the gentle reconciling of recent conflicts. Our bodies are relaxed, infused with the soft numinosity of t

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,“In Their Dream They Go”: Sleep, Memory and the Metaphysical,erndt 1940; Burbank 2006; Musharbash 2008, in press, and this book). One can readily speculate that reasons for this might include a view of sleep as a biological necessity, a state of being that interrupts and punctuates waking life (see Goldberg, this book), not a feature of human experience worth

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