Escrituras acuerpadas como ética del cuidado en el periodismo narrativo mexicano

Based on the verb acuerpar in its communal sense of writing that becomes collective, as a form of resistance to the horror of violence, a writing understood as an antidote to pain, and as critical capacity, an emotion that sustains the community at the moment when order crumbles, I propose a reading of Mexican narrative journalism as a space that allows us to break the epistemological system that separates knowing from feeling, demonstrating how affects shape the relationship of the community and deploy new and necessary languages that question contemporaneity. It underlines the demand for care and self-care embodied in the chroniclers who strive for a journalism of hope and raise the complex question of the representation of the body of the disappeared while putting their own body at stake. A way of influencing the public sphere from the point of view of affection and of bearing witness to the transformation of a system that generates violence and death.