Journalism in the Discourses of Reporters Covering Environmental and Territorial Conflicts in Latin America

This article presents a pre-doctoral thesis project in communication that thematizes journalism in the discourses of reporters who cover environmental and territorial conflicts in Latin America. The proposal is guided by the theoretical-methodological device of Discourse Analysis and includes a multidisciplinary theoretical framework, with an emphasis on journalism studies and social geography, especially on the perspectives of territory and decoloniality. The object of study is the discourses of journalist-subjects who ally themselves with the journalistic collective Dromómanos, and the corpus will consist of discursive sequences extracted from textual samples collected through semi-structured interviews. The thesis is in the development phase.