Rosslyn Prosser
Biographic Data
| ID | 3649259 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rosslyn Prosser |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rosslyn |
| FAMILY NAME | Prosser |
| SIGNATURE | PROSSER R |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Adelaide |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9638-3717 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Re-sensing food culture in Singapore
In this article, the host–creator–researcher of the podcast, Eat By Ear (EBE) explains the methodology of podcast as practice-based research, with epistemological reflections relating to Singapore food cultural studies, sensory ethnography, and collaborative thinking and writing in higher education. EBE is a publicly distributed food podcast that tells the stories of chefs of hawker dishes in Singapore. In relation to existing scholarly accounts …
The ethics of welcome in place
The corporeality of sound
This article investigates the representation of male and trans drag performance in Australian film to interrogate drag's continuing potential for gender subversion. We argue that while drag has become mundane through repetition and recognisability, attention to the disjuncture between the visual and the sound (or lip-synching's non-sound) in drag opens new possibilities for film depictions to disrupt gender norms. We begin with an account of how …
The Marching Dunstans
The Marching Dunstans were a group of over 100 people in the annual Pride March in Adelaide, South Australia, in 2015, the 40th anniversary of the decriminalisation of homosexuality in this state. The Marching Dunstans dressed in either safari suits or pink shorts and white T-shirts, signature 1970s costumes of Premier Don Dunstan, the socially progressive Premier who oversaw decriminalisation and many other progressive changes. The Marching Duns…
Three Moon Creek
This work is based on the lives of a father and his daughter. The father is represented through work and development of large-scale dam building projects in Queensland, Australia. The dam building and the associated changes to landscape and environment are echoed in the distancing that develops between father and daughter. The father is known through his reputation in the workplace, a reputation written down in workplace gazettes and formal docum…
Memorial Accounts
Under the conditions of narrative construction, young queer men’s coming out stories present memorial accounts of ‘always-having-been’ queer; a queer childhood. The ways in which coming out stories operate have developed significantly over the past decade, particularly resulting from the use of online, digital technologies where such narratives proliferate. This article presents some initial theorisation of the role of young men’s coming out narr…
Dear Marg
This creative-critical work takes the form of a letter using informal address to discuss issues of subject formation, particularly in relation to a ‘hidden’ history of lesbians and feminists in Australia, questions of place and memory. The work discusses the possible forms that autobiography might take when attempting to write radically as well as live radically
The Postcard
Keywords: postcardsfriendshipwomencommunication
Inventory of Childhood
Memorial Accounts
Under the conditions of narrative construction, young queer men’s coming out stories present memorial accounts of ‘always-having-been’ queer; a queer childhood. The ways in which coming out stories operate have developed significantly over the past decade, particularly resulting from the use of online, digital technologies where such narratives proliferate. This article presents some initial theorisation of the role of young men’s coming out narr…
The corporeality of sound
This article investigates the representation of male and trans drag performance in Australian film to interrogate drag's continuing potential for gender subversion. We argue that while drag has become mundane through repetition and recognisability, attention to the disjuncture between the visual and the sound (or lip-synching's non-sound) in drag opens new possibilities for film depictions to disrupt gender norms. We begin with an account of how …
Dear Marg
This creative-critical work takes the form of a letter using informal address to discuss issues of subject formation, particularly in relation to a ‘hidden’ history of lesbians and feminists in Australia, questions of place and memory. The work discusses the possible forms that autobiography might take when attempting to write radically as well as live radically
Inventory of Childhood
The Postcard
Keywords: postcardsfriendshipwomencommunication
Dear Marg
This creative-critical work takes the form of a letter using informal address to discuss issues of subject formation, particularly in relation to a ‘hidden’ history of lesbians and feminists in Australia, questions of place and memory. The work discusses the possible forms that autobiography might take when attempting to write radically as well as live radically
Three Moon Creek
This work is based on the lives of a father and his daughter. The father is represented through work and development of large-scale dam building projects in Queensland, Australia. The dam building and the associated changes to landscape and environment are echoed in the distancing that develops between father and daughter. The father is known through his reputation in the workplace, a reputation written down in workplace gazettes and formal docum…
Memorial Accounts
Under the conditions of narrative construction, young queer men’s coming out stories present memorial accounts of ‘always-having-been’ queer; a queer childhood. The ways in which coming out stories operate have developed significantly over the past decade, particularly resulting from the use of online, digital technologies where such narratives proliferate. This article presents some initial theorisation of the role of young men’s coming out narr…
The Marching Dunstans
The Marching Dunstans were a group of over 100 people in the annual Pride March in Adelaide, South Australia, in 2015, the 40th anniversary of the decriminalisation of homosexuality in this state. The Marching Dunstans dressed in either safari suits or pink shorts and white T-shirts, signature 1970s costumes of Premier Don Dunstan, the socially progressive Premier who oversaw decriminalisation and many other progressive changes. The Marching Duns…
The corporeality of sound
This article investigates the representation of male and trans drag performance in Australian film to interrogate drag's continuing potential for gender subversion. We argue that while drag has become mundane through repetition and recognisability, attention to the disjuncture between the visual and the sound (or lip-synching's non-sound) in drag opens new possibilities for film depictions to disrupt gender norms. We begin with an account of how …
The ethics of welcome in place
Re-sensing food culture in Singapore
In this article, the host–creator–researcher of the podcast, Eat By Ear (EBE) explains the methodology of podcast as practice-based research, with epistemological reflections relating to Singapore food cultural studies, sensory ethnography, and collaborative thinking and writing in higher education. EBE is a publicly distributed food podcast that tells the stories of chefs of hawker dishes in Singapore. In relation to existing scholarly accounts …
Art (4 works) · History (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · History (3 works) · Cinema and Media Studies (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)