An Experimental Study of Sleep (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781021965110)

In this groundbreaking study, Boris Sidis applies the principles of psychology and neuroscience to the study of sleep. Using a combination of observation, experimentation, and analysis, he uncovers the hidden mechanisms behind our sleeping and waking states. His findings have implications not just for sleep research, but for our understanding of consciousness and the human mind.

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