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A. Roger Ekirch

University Distinguished Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of History

A. Roger Ekirch is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences University Distinguished Professor at Virginia Tech.

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A. Roger Ekirch

Virginia Tech

University Distinguished Professor

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history sleep social history sleep medicine insomnia historical analysis sociology social sciences anthropology environmental philosophy science and technology studies social change mental health cultural change anthropological theory global history historical review medical history transdisciplinary perspectives science studies sleep disorders historical reconstruction historical reassessment interdisciplinary field environmental anthropology intellectual history ethnographic theory social science research social anthropology criminal justice interdisciplinary history historical geography urban history international history archaeological science archaeological practice sociological research historical sociology historical methodology sleep-related breathing disorders transnational history archaeological record historical archaeology class conflict uneven development american identity preindustrial societies night matters—why interdisciplinary research western sleep historical view night matters night studies antwerp criminal court sleep violence arousal disorders clinical features early modern europe early america military character american revolution civilizations european economic history

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Reflections on ‘Have We Lost Sleep?’. Medical History (2024)

A Roger Ekirch

insomniamedicinemedical historysleep

Dear Dr Verhoeven,. Journal of Sleep Research (2020)

A. Roger Ekirch

medicinesleep medicineinsomniasleep disorderssleepsleep-related breathing disordershealth sciences

Night Matters—Why the Interdisciplinary Field of “Night Studies” is Needed. J — Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal (2020)

Christopher C.M. KybaSara B. PritchardA. Roger EkirchAdam EldridgeAndreas JechowChristine PreiserDieter KunzDietrich HenckelFranz HölkerJohn BarentineJørgen BergeJosiane MeierLuc GwiazdzinskiManuel SpitschanMirik MilanSusanne BachSibylle SchroerWill Straw

transdisciplinary perspectivesinterdisciplinary fieldenvironmental philosophycultural changescience and technology studiessocial changesocial sciencesanthropological theorysociological researchnight matters—whyethnographic theoryanthropologysocial science researchinterdisciplinary researchscience studiessocial anthropology

Response to Dr Gerrit Verhoeven, ‘(Pre)Modern Sleep: New Evidence From the Antwerp Criminal Court (1715–1795)’. Journal of Sleep Research (2020)

A. Roger Ekirch

antwerp criminal courtsleep disorderssleepcriminal justicehealth sciences

The Archaeology of Night: Life After Dark in the Ancient World. Nancy Gonlin and April Nowell, Eds. Boulder: University Press of Colorado, 2018, 442 Pp. $75.00, Cloth. Isbn 978-1-60732-677-9.. Journal of Anthropological Research (2019)

A. Roger Ekirch

historyarchaeological recordarchaeological sciencehistorical archaeologyarchaeologyarchaeological practice

Night Matters Ndash; Why the Interdisciplinary Field of Ldquo;Night Studies Rdquo; is Needed. Preprints.org (2019)

night matterstransdisciplinary perspectivessociologyenvironmental philosophycultural changescience and technology studiessocial changesocial sciencesanthropological theoryinterdisciplinary fieldanthropologyscience studiesenvironmental anthropologynight studies

What Sleep Research Can Learn From History. Sleep Health (2018)

A. Roger Ekirch

history

Segmented Sleep in Preindustrial Societies. SLEEP (2016)

A. Roger Ekirch

sociologypreindustrial societiessleep

Sleep Medicine in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Sleep Medicine (2015)

A. Roger Ekirch

medicinesleep medicinesleepmiddle ageshistorical analysis

The Modernization of Western Sleep: Or, Does Insomnia Have a History?. Past & Present (2015)

A. R. Ekirch

historysleep medicinewestern sleepinsomniasleep

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A. Roger Ekirch

University Distinguished Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of History

A. Roger Ekirch is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences University Distinguished Professor at Virginia Tech.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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A. Roger Ekirch

Virginia Tech

University Distinguished Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reflections on ‘Have We Lost Sleep?’. Medical History (2024)

A Roger Ekirch

insomniamedicinemedical historysleep

Dear Dr Verhoeven,. Journal of Sleep Research (2020)

A. Roger Ekirch

medicinesleep medicineinsomniasleep disorderssleepsleep-related breathing disordershealth sciences

Night Matters—Why the Interdisciplinary Field of “Night Studies” is Needed. J — Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal (2020)

Response to Dr Gerrit Verhoeven, ‘(Pre)Modern Sleep: New Evidence From the Antwerp Criminal Court (1715–1795)’. Journal of Sleep Research (2020)

A. Roger Ekirch

antwerp criminal courtsleep disorderssleepcriminal justicehealth sciences

A. Roger Ekirch

historyarchaeological recordarchaeological sciencehistorical archaeologyarchaeologyarchaeological practice

Night Matters Ndash; Why the Interdisciplinary Field of Ldquo;Night Studies Rdquo; is Needed. Preprints.org (2019)

What Sleep Research Can Learn From History. Sleep Health (2018)

A. Roger Ekirch

history

Segmented Sleep in Preindustrial Societies. SLEEP (2016)

A. Roger Ekirch

sociologypreindustrial societiessleep

Sleep Medicine in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Sleep Medicine (2015)

A. Roger Ekirch

medicinesleep medicinesleepmiddle ageshistorical analysis

The Modernization of Western Sleep: Or, Does Insomnia Have a History?. Past & Present (2015)

A. R. Ekirch

historysleep medicinewestern sleepinsomniasleep

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interdisciplinary history

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post 1945

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