The psychology of sleep
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1. Front matter2. INTRODUCTION3. FOREWORD4. CHAPTER I SLEEP5. CHAPTER II HOW MUCH SLEEP6. CHAPTER III THE TIME OF SLEEP7. CHAPTER IV WHAT SLEEP MAY MEAN8. CHAPTER V HOW TO GO TO SLEEP9. CHAPTER VI SLEEP IS NATURAL10. CHAPTER VII THE DUPLEX MIND11. CHAPTER VIII WAKEFULNESS12. CHAPTER IX SIMPLE CAUSES OF WAKEFULNESS13. CHAPTER X “LIGHT” SLEEPERS14. CHAPTER XI THE GIFTS OF WAKEFULNESS15. CHAPTER XII THE PURPOSE OF SLEEP16. CHAPTER XIII THE SLEEP OF THE INVALID17. CHAPTER XIV THE SLEEPLESSNESS OF PAIN18. CHAPTER XV OPIATES19. CHAPTER XVI DEVICES FOR GOING TO SLEEP20. CHAPTER XVII MORE DEVICES FOR GOING TO SLEEP21. CHAPTER XVIII STILL FURTHER DEVICES22. CHAPTER XIX HYPNOTIC SLEEP23. CHAPTER XX “PERCHANCE TO DREAM”24. CHAPTER XXI NATURAL LIVING25. CHAPTER XXII FRESH AIR AND REFRESHING SLEEP26. CHAPTER XXIII THE BREATH OF LIFE27. CHAPTER XXIV. EATING AND SLEEPING28. CHAPTER XXV SLEEPING AND EATING29. CHAPTER XXVI SOME MODERN THEORIES OF SLEEP30. CHAPTER XXVII EARLY THEORIES OF SLEEP31. CHAPTER XXVIII MORE THEORIES32. CHAPTER XXIX STILL MORE THEORIES33. CHAPTER XXX WE LEARN TO DO BY DOING34. CHAPTER XXXI VAIN REGRETS35. CHAPTER XXXII THE LOVE THAT IS PEACE36. CHAPTER XXXIII THE SPECTER OF DEATH37. CHAPTER XXXIV A NATURAL CHANGE38. CHAPTER XXXV THE DISTRUST OF LIFE39. CHAPTER XXXVI REST AND SLEEP40. CHAPTER XXXVII THE NEED OF REST41. CHAPTER XXXVIII SAVING OF EFFORT42. CHAPTER XXXIX ANTAGONISM43. CHAPTER XL STRUGGLE IN THE FAMILY44. CHAPTER XLI UNNATURAL LAWS45. CHAPTER XLII THE NATURAL LAW46. CHAPTER XLIII “LETTING GO”47. CHAPTER XLIV REST IN TRUTH48. CHAPTER XLV THE SPAN OF LIFE49. CHAPTER XLVI WASTE STEAM50. CHAPTER XLVII UNDERSTANDING51. CHAPTER XLVIII THE SUPERSTITION OF FEAR52. CHAPTER XLIX IMAGINARY FEARS53. CHAPTER L ILL SUCCESS54. CHAPTER LI SOCIAL UNREST55. CHAPTER LII ECONOMIC REST56. CHAPTER LIII “IF HE SLEEP, HE SHALL DO WELL”57. CHAPTER LIV CONCLUSION58. APPENDICES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY59. APPENDIX A60. APPENDIX B ABSTRACT FROM ARTICLE: “LUMINOUS SLEEP”61. APPENDIX C THESE CLASSICAL, THOUGH ENTIRELY A PRIORI, THEORIES OF SLEEP ARE NOT WITHOUT INTEREST62. CHAPTER I BY WHAT CAUSES AND MEANS SLEEP AND WAKING ARE PRODUCED, ACCORDING TO THE OPINION OF ARISTOTLE63. APPENDIX D QUESTIONNAIRE ON SLEEP64. APPENDIX E BIBLIOGRAPHY