Anna Davydova, M.A.

Research assistent in the cluster project VEsBa
Portrait of Anna Davydova
© IfK | Julian Wortmann

Department of Communication

Raum E 030
Bispinghof 9-14
D-48143 Münster

Tel: +49 251 83-21287
anna.davydova@uni-muenster.de

 

Consultation hours

by individual arrangement

  • Short CV

    Anna Davydova studied communication science at the University of Münster, where she worked as an academic tutor and student assistant. She wrote her master's thesis on "Emotionalization in Quality Journalism: A Content Analysis of Political News Coverage.” Since October 2023, she has been a research assistant and doctoral candidate at the Online Communication department headed by Prof. Dr. Thorsten Quandt. She works on a third-party-funded research project of Cluster of Excellence "Religion & Politics," analyzing new ideological movements in online environments, and writes her doctoral thesis on "The Demarcation of Knowledge Production in Journalistic and Alternative Media.“

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    Scientific Talks

    • Davydova, Anna; Unger, Saïd : „Esoterik definiert die Grenze: Eine qualitative Inhaltsanalyse zur Rolle der esoterischen Inhalte bei der Grenzziehung zwischen Mainstream und Alternative“. , Münster, .
    • Davydova, Anna; Unger, Saïd; Quandt, Thorsten : “Gods of Telegram: A mixed methods exploration of patchwork religious groups on Telegram”. 75th Annual Conference of the International Communication Association, Denver, .
    • Davydova, Anna; Unger, Saïd; Quandt, Thorsten : “Exploring patchwork religious groups – computational analysis of new ideological movements”. 10th European Communication Conference (ECREA), Ljubljana , .
    • Boberg, Svenja; Beisemann, Sofie; Unger, Said; Klapproth, Johanna; Davydova, Anna; Quandt, Thorsten : “Luring TikTok-Users into the right-wing rabbit hole via housekeeping and lifestyle content? Exploring #tradculture communities on TikTok”. 10th European Communication Conference (ECREA), Ljubljana, .
    • Brikner, Thomas; Keute, Annika; Davydova, Anna : “"Change as Chance and Not as Crisis: How German Journalists Evaluate the Evolution From Analog to Digital Journalism"”. International Communication Association, Toronto, .