Late capitalism and the end of sleep

Late Capitalism and the End of Sleep – Jonathan Crary The book "Late Capitalism and the End of Sleep" by thinker Jonathan Crary falls within philosophy and thought, and analyzes the impact of the modern capitalist system on human life. Book information: Category: Philosophy and Thought Author: Jonathan Crary Translator: Tarek Osman Number of pages: 174 pages Language: Arabic Weight: 0.188 kg Publisher: Book Club Publications ISBN: 9786030534265 Product number: 0100500009 Author's message: Even sleep has become threatened in a world that never stops producing. Detailed description: The book discusses how late capitalism has changed the rhythm of human life, reaching the point of reducing sleep and rest space. It is considered one of the most important books of contemporary cultural criticism and philosophy that address consumption, work, and time control in modern societies. Main topics the book focuses on: • Contemporary capitalism • Time and production • Consumer culture • The impact of technology on humans Reader reviews: • A bold and contemporary critical analysis. • Suitable for lovers of modern philosophical thought. • Opens a discussion about the current lifestyle.