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Este ensayo es una reflexion acerca de las relaciones de poder existentes dentro del feminismo, particularmente entre el feminismo “tradicional” y el feminismo islamico. Para esto, utiliza dos herramientas analiticas fundamentales, que son la “violencia epistemica” y la “injusticia epistemica”. El argumento principal sostiene que las objeciones llevadas a cabo por el feminismo tradicional hacia el feminismo islamico, cumplen con los estandares tipicos del ejercicio de la violencia y la injusticia epistemicas, lo cual se demuestra por medio de una revision detenida de cada una de ellas. Palabras claves:  violencia epistemica, injusticia epistemica, feminismo islamico Abstract This essay is a reflection on the existing power relations within feminism, particularly between "traditional" feminism and Islamic feminism. For this, it uses two fundamental analytical tools, which are "epistemic violence" and "epistemic injustice". The main argument holds that the objections made by traditional feminism towards Islamic feminism, fulfill the typical standards of the exercise of epistemic violence and injustice, which is demonstrated through a careful review of each of them. Keywords: epistemic violence, epistemic injustice, Islamic feminism

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Violencia e injusticia epistémica en las relaciones discursivas dentro del feminismo / Violence and epistemic injustice in the discursive relationships within feminism