Digital Europeanism and extending the literary Europeanist discourse: The Twitter feeds of @PulseofEurope and @mycountryeurope

This article argues that the study of literary Europeanism should be extended to discourse wider textual Europeanism, understood here as a digital examines texts, in widest sense, contextualised within norms culture. The texts emanating on platform Twitter from two explicitly pro-European/pro-European Union accounts, one German-language and largely (non-native) anglophone – @PulseofEurope @mycountryeurope were examined 9 May 2021 November 2021. In evidence was type indeed owes degree coherence seen relation referentiality, is, use already existing circulating cultural materials for one’s own production. evident commented uncommented retweets, social TV practices Europeanisation Internet memes. creation sense communality way which meanings can stabilised, options action generated resources made accessible via collectively supported frame reference is also distinct discursive an authoritarian ‘other’. ‘other’ consists temporal small number tweets relating authoritarianisms past; inner-European movements towards authoritarianism European Union, especially Hungary Poland; external other Union’s borders, Belarus Russia.