Prof. Dr. Anastasia Glawion

Anastasia Glawion studied social anthropology, cultural and literary studies in St. Petersburg, Bielefeld, Konstanz and Neudelhi and received her doctorate in Darmstadt in 2021 with a thesis on practices of transnational memory in the digital context. Her main focus is on mixed-methods approaches in digital literary studies, especially questions of relationality in the study of literature. This interest developed in the project "Reading at Scale" on novellas in the 19th century as well as in the research of digital amateur literature, the resulting social networks and the effect of such texts on readers. Since July 2024, she has held the Junior Professorship for Digital Literature and Methods at FAU.

Selected publications in the field of literature and the public sphere: 

• Glawion, Anastasia with Dominik Kremer, Sabine Lang and Michaela Mahlberg. "Representation and Applied Digital Humanities." In: ZfdG. (forthcoming)
• Glawion, Anastasia. "Transformative Practices in Harry Potter Fanfiction: A Network Analysis of interpretive Communities." In: Digitality and the Public Sphere: Literature, Mediality, Practice. Eds. Sabine Friedrich, Svenja Hagenhoff and Karin Höpker. Springer, 2026. (forthcoming)
• Glawion, Anastasia with Dominik Kremer, Sabine Lang, Michaela Mahlberg and Andreas Wagner. "Applied Digital Humanities: Calling for a more engaged Digital Humanities." DHd 2025: Under Construction. Eds. Nils Reiter et al. Bielefeld: Zenodo, 2025. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.14942990
• Glawion, Anastasia with Thomas Weitin, Jill Bühler, Judith Brottrager and Joël Doat. "Autorschaft und Literarische Kommunikation in Fanfiction-Portalen: Harry Potter auf Fanfiktion.de." Zeitschrift für Literaturwissenschaft und Linguistik. 53/3 (2023): 595–622. https://doi.org/10.1007/s41244-023-00306-1
• Glawion, Anastasia. Remembering World War II: A Mixed-Methods Exploration of Memory Practices on an Online Forum. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer Nature, 2023. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-66708-8