Starting from a general problematisation of the role of philosophy today, this article thematises the
philosophy of action in its different uses, in science and analytical philosophy as well as in phenomenology
and hermeneutics. It criticises the unilateral and radicalised use of all philosophical approaches and
traditions, whether they belong to the Continental or the Anglo-Saxon area; and prospects the use of
critical hermeneutics as a multiple methodology and epistemology for interdisciplinary purposes
