An unwritten rule of inemuri is to sleep compactly, without “violating spatial norms,” Professor Bestor said. “If you stretched out under the table in the office conference room, or took up several spaces on the train, or laid out on a park bench,” he said, that would draw reproach for being socially disruptive.
居眠不成文的规则是“占地不大”,不会“打破空间规范”,贝斯特教授说。“如果你在会议室的办公桌下躺着,在车上挤占了好几个位置,或在公园长椅上躺着,”他说,那便会因为造成社会干扰而引来指责。
Dr. Steger pointed out that closed eyes may not always equal shut-eye: A person may close them just to build a sphere of privacy in a society with little of it.
斯蒂格指出,闭眼可能并不总是意味着在睡觉:一个人闭上眼睛可能只是为了在没什么隐私的社会构建一个私人领域。
That’s part of why Dr. Steger said she could imagine inemuri waning in Japan. These days, smartphones can transport people to their own private zones with their eyes wide open.
斯蒂格表示,这也是她预计居眠在日本会逐渐减少的部分原因。如今,智能手机可以让人们睁着眼进入自己的私人空间。
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