Architectural Theory Review· 2015Q1· Review
24/7: Late Capitalism and the Ends of Sleep
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This review discusses Jonathan Crary's book '24/7: Late Capitalism and the Ends of Sleep,' which argues that modern society's 24/7 operational model has eroded the necessity and possibility of sleep.
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Key points
- The book '24/7: Late Capitalism and the Ends of Sleep' by Jonathan Crary is reviewed.
- The central theme is the impact of the 24/7 operational model of late capitalism on human sleep.
- Crary argues that this model erodes the necessity and possibility of sleep.
- The review suggests the book critiques how constant wakefulness alters human experience and social relations.
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Abstract
John Stanislav Sadar reviews the book, '24/7: late capitalism and the ends of sleep', by Jonathan Crary, published by Verso, 2013.
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