60 pages, GRP outline:
Intro:
- Bio of Wood
- Anglo-Catholicism
- uni
- and romanism
- Family History
- rc cousins
- money
- reverseals
- Englishness
- pyschogeography
- floating bubble
- NB/Montreal
- Schoolmaster
- Sister Sarah
- eccesial
- Death
- funeral
- Methodology:
- If not X then Y but not X nor Y Then What
- a) Pedestry
- school teaching
- anglocatholicism history and connecitons to the uranians
- the urianis connection b/w peadstry and schooling
- the uranians connection b/w pedestry and misogyny
- no evidence that he was even sexual
- swimming anecdote
- Sister Sarah
- Romanism
- Aesthetics
- Eucharistic Theology
- Tractarian alelgience
- I am not a Romanist
- willingness to compromise (incense anecdote)
- what does Anglican Ritualism look like?
- Canadian
- New Brunswick then Montreal
- emergence of an Anglophone discourse
- Colonial suggests they thot of themselves as English
- English in Exile
- what is English then (McClintock)
- Masculinities
- hyomosocial
- school
- Father French
- but presence of Sarah and the three communicats at his funeral
- homosexual
- French
- material culture reads as queer. (bosivert)
- gossip post-Wood
- homosexual as a category failed to exist Aesthetics
- funeral discussion
- Robinsons work
- Supplice
- Supplice wars
- the 1904 photo
- Wood willingness to just be present
- Aesthetics
- Funeral Gear
- Body Positioned in Church
- Supplice Case Study (robinson)
- Educaiton
- St John School Material
- Choir School and its future absence
- Death after a year
- Case study of photo of the corridor
- Fosdick anecdote
- Aesthetics as a kind of Material Culture
- Eucharist
- horse trading at the end of the life of these spaces.
- Money, Realestate adn the Golden Sqaure Mile
- Celibacy
- as a kind of queerness
- as a kind of romanism
- as a kind of ritual practice
- Sarah and Marriage
- Fiefdom
- as a setting part
- as a kind of ritual act
- Cocnlusion
- Wood as symoblic figure, as a cipher mroe than as biography
- absence/presence./negation
- boredom as a strategy.
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