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12023Costumes of Empathy: Dress in Australian newspaper depictions of prime ministerial responses to natural disaster from 1967Williamson, Rosemary 30-May-2022
22023Life as Prime Minister: A Genre Study of Speeches Made by Australian Prime Ministers Following Leadership SpillsWilliamson, Rosemary ; Pâquet, Lili 29-Mar-2023
39-Jan-2020How should leaders respond to disasters? Be visible, offer real comfort - and don't force handshakesWilliamson, Rosemary 27-Apr-2020
42019Authenticity in Newspaper Coverage of Political Leaders' Responses to Disaster: A Historical StudyWilliamson, Rosemary 3-Apr-2019
52019Seeing for Himself: Harold Holt, Bushfire and Newspaper Depictions of Prime Ministerial EmpathyWilliamson, Rosemary 24-Jun-2019
6Oct-2018Writing, water and woe: the natural environment in Australian Women's Weekly feature articles on flood, 1934-2011Williamson, Rosemary 14-Mar-2019
72018Natural disaster and writing the (political) self: the memoirs of Julia Gillard and Anna BlighWilliamson, Rosemary 3-Apr-2019
82017From pig hunting to quilting - why magazines still matterWilliamson, Rosemary A ; Le Masurier, Megan; Johinke, Rebecca21-May-2017
92016Writing for transition: The role of food studies in the general academic writing classroomWilliamson, Rosemary A 13-May-2016
102015Abbott's last speech as leader - no tears or laughs hereWilliamson, Rosemary A 25-Sep-2015
112014Australian Special-Interest Magazines: A Case Study in Community Formation and SurvivalWilliamson, Rosemary A 10-Apr-2014
122014Introducing Australasian magazines: New perspectives on writing and publishingWilliamson, Rosemary A ; Johinke, Rebecca30-Apr-2014
132014TEXT Special Issue Number 25 - Australasian magazines: new perspectives on writing and publishingWilliamson, Rosemary A ; Johinke, Rebecca30-Apr-2014
142014Modelling the creative and professional self: The magazine profile as narrative of transition and transformationWilliamson, Rosemary A 30-Apr-2014
152013Food for the people: studying 'The Australian women's weekly' cookbooksWilliamson, Rosemary A 4-Feb-2014
162012Breeding Them Tough North of the Border: Resilience and heroism as rhetorical responses to the 2011 Queensland floodsWilliamson, Rosemary A 19-Feb-2013
172011Proteus as writer: the role of the (academic) writing class in preparing Australian graduates for careers in the creative artsWilliamson, Rosemary A 4-May-2012
182009Supervising the Creative Arts Research Higher Degree: Towards Best PracticeBrien, Donna Lee; Williamson, Rosemary A 1-Apr-2010
192009TEXT Special Issue Number 6 - Supervising the Creative Arts Research Higher Degree: Towards Best PracticeBrien, Donna Lee; Williamson, Rosemary A 7-Apr-2010
202008The Case of the Writer, the Academic and the MagazineWilliamson, Rosemary Ann 1-May-2009
212008Obsession, Guilt, Subterfuge and Penury: The Rhetoric of Addiction and the Construction of Creative Identity in Australian Quilters' MagazinesWilliamson, Rosemary Ann 16-Aug-2009
222007Hearth and Hotmail: The Domestic Sphere as Commodity and Community in CyberspaceBrien, Donna Lee; Rutherford, Leonie Margaret ; Williamson, Rosemary Ann 25-May-2009
23-Dry Spells, Drought, and Environmental Crisis: The Drought Feature in Australian Women’s Weekly Magazine, 1939–2019Williamson, Rosemary 6-Aug-2024

Credit Name
Rosemary Williamson
Full Name
Williamson, Rosemary
Vernacular Name
Rose
 
Variants
Williamson, Rosemary
Williamson, Rosemary A
Williamson, Rosemary Ann
 
UNE Researcher ID
une-id:rwilli27
 
Position Title
Senior Lecturer in English
 
 
Google Scholar profile key
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Scopus Author ID
Web of Science profile key
15494790
Discipline
School of HASS - Writing
 
Faculty
Faculty of HASS and Education
Surname
Williamson
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Given Name
Rosemary
 
Middle Name
Ann
Preferred Given Name
Rosemary
School/Department
School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
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