Deb Waterhouse-Watson

Experience

• 2015–present
  Postdoctoral research fellow, Macquarie University
• 2014–2014
  Lecturer, Deakin University
• 2012–2013
  Associate lecturer, Monash University

Education

• 2013 
  Monash University, Graduate Certificate of Academic Practice
• 2010 
  Monash University, PhD

Publications

• 2016
  Mothers, Monsters, Heroes and Whores: Reinscribing Patriarchy in European Holocaust Films, Dapim: Studies on the Holocaust
• 2016
  News Media on Trial: Towards a Feminist Ethics of Court Reporting, Feminist Media Studies
• 2016
  Playing with Gender: (Re-)Imagining Women and Men in Fantasy Board Games, Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary and Popular Fantasy/Routledge
• 2016
  It’s More Than a Job: Discourse and the Treatment of Elite Footballers Accused of Sexual Violence, Media International Australia
• 2016
  Playing with the History of Middle Earth: Board Games, Transmedia Storytelling, and The Lord of the Rings, Journal of Tolkien Studies
• 2015
  Representing Rape in Holocaust Film: Exhibiting the Eroticised Body for the Camera’s Gaze, Aftermath: genocide, memory and history/Monash University Publishing
• 2015
  The Future of the Past: Digital Media in Holocaust Museums, Holocaust Studies
• 2014
  Beyond Wicked Witches And Fairy Godparents: Ageing and Gender in Children's Fantasy on Screen, Ageing, Popular Culture and Contemporary Feminism: Harleys and Hormones/Palgrave
• 2014
  'You Posted WHAT on Facebook?' Sport, Sex and the 'St Kilda Schoolgirl', Media International Australia
• 2014
  Playing for Their Lives: Music, Musicians and Trauma in Holocaust Film, Dapim: Studies on the Holocaust
• 2014
  The Other Side of a Slap in the Face: Judgement and the Ambiguities of Violence in Holocaust Testimony, Dandelion Journal
• 2014
  Reconfiguring Narrative in Contemporary Board Games: Story-Making Across the Competitive-Cooperative Spectrum, Intensities: Journal of Cult Media
• 2014
  Beyond Whores and Heroes: Women, Voyeurism and Ambiguity in Holocaust Film, Outskirts: feminisims along the edge
• 2013
  Holocaust Testimony and the Question of 'Guilt': The Case of Traudl Junge, Testimony, Witness, Authority: The Politics and Poetics of Experience/CSP
• 2013
  Athletes, Sexual Assault and ‘Trials by Media’: Narrative Immunity, Routledge
• 2012
  Re-/deconstructing the Yellow Brick Road: Gender, Power and Tin Man, Colloquy: text, theory, critique
• 2012
  “It Was the Beer...”: The Discursive Function of Alcohol in Representations of Sexual Violence, The Future of Applied Linguistics: Local and Global Perspectives/CSP
• 2012
  Framing the Victim: Sexual Assault and Australian Footballers on Television, Australian Feminist Studies
• 2011
  Women in the ‘Grey Zone’?: Ambiguity, Complicity and Rape Culture, M/C Journal
• 2011
  (Un) reasonable Doubt: A "Narrative Immunity" for Footballers against Sexual Assault Allegations, M/C Journal
• 2010
  Silencing or Validating Traumatic Testimony: Australian Footballers' Narrative Immunity Against Allegations of Sexual Assault, Trauma, Media, Art/CSP
• 2009
  Playing Defence in Sexual Assault Trial by Media: The Male Footballer's Imaginary Body, Australian Feminist Law Journal
• 2008
  All women are sluts: Australian Rules football and representations of the feminine, Australian Feminist Law Journal

Grants and Contracts

• 2015
  Macquarie University Research Fellowship (MQRF)

  Role:

  Chief investigator

  Funding Source:

  Macquarie University

Research Areas

• Film, Television And Digital Media (1902)
• Journalism And Professional Writing (1903)
• Communication And Media Studies (2001)
• Cultural Studies (2002)