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Contested Ground: alcohol,
attachment, and the hut habit at
war
Sara Haslam
sara.haslam@open.ac.uk
http://www.open.ac.uk/people/sjh673
From Archbishop Davidsons diary
Then we went to Talbot House, where in the
garden, there was a large gathering of Church of
England chaplains We had a fairly lively
discussion on the question of the relation of
Army work to the National Mission
Confirmation followed.
From The Church of England Record Society, vol. 18, eds Melanie
Butler and Stephen Taylor (2010).
www.ymca.net
The equal sides of the triangle stand for mans
essential unity, body, mind and spirit, each
being a necessary and eternal part of man, he
being neither one alone
1895
www.ymca.net
Queen Mary (Queen Consort) visits the YMCA Hut given her
name on 3rd June, 1917 IWM Q2527
Sara Haslam -
 Identity affirmation
 Care
 Ritual function
 Celebration and reward
 Cure and anaesthetic
 Stimulant.
I dont go over with a skinful, as
some of them do; but, by God,
when I come back I want it (p. 3).
Frederic Manning, The Middle Parts of
Fortune
When you came in the space was
desultory, rectangular, warm after the
drip of a winder night, and transfused
with a brown orange dust that was
light. It was shaped like the house a
child draws.
Ford Madox Ford, No More Parades.
Sara Haslam
http://www.open.ac.uk/people/sjh673
 Fragmenting Modernism: Ford Madox Ford, the
Novel and the Great War (2002)
 Between St Dennis and St George, Propaganda
and the First World War (2007)
 The moaning of the world and the words
that bring me peace: Modernism and the First
World War (2012)
 A literary intervention: writing alcohol in British
literature 1915-1930 (2013)
 http://theconversation.com/glory-farce-and-
despair-the-many-stories-of-world-war-i-22201

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  • 1. Contested Ground: alcohol, attachment, and the hut habit at war Sara Haslam sara.haslam@open.ac.uk http://www.open.ac.uk/people/sjh673
  • 2. From Archbishop Davidsons diary Then we went to Talbot House, where in the garden, there was a large gathering of Church of England chaplains We had a fairly lively discussion on the question of the relation of Army work to the National Mission Confirmation followed. From The Church of England Record Society, vol. 18, eds Melanie Butler and Stephen Taylor (2010).
  • 4. The equal sides of the triangle stand for mans essential unity, body, mind and spirit, each being a necessary and eternal part of man, he being neither one alone 1895 www.ymca.net
  • 5. Queen Mary (Queen Consort) visits the YMCA Hut given her name on 3rd June, 1917 IWM Q2527
  • 7. Identity affirmation Care Ritual function Celebration and reward Cure and anaesthetic Stimulant.
  • 8. I dont go over with a skinful, as some of them do; but, by God, when I come back I want it (p. 3). Frederic Manning, The Middle Parts of Fortune
  • 9. When you came in the space was desultory, rectangular, warm after the drip of a winder night, and transfused with a brown orange dust that was light. It was shaped like the house a child draws. Ford Madox Ford, No More Parades.
  • 10. Sara Haslam http://www.open.ac.uk/people/sjh673 Fragmenting Modernism: Ford Madox Ford, the Novel and the Great War (2002) Between St Dennis and St George, Propaganda and the First World War (2007) The moaning of the world and the words that bring me peace: Modernism and the First World War (2012) A literary intervention: writing alcohol in British literature 1915-1930 (2013) http://theconversation.com/glory-farce-and- despair-the-many-stories-of-world-war-i-22201