 Research in hermeneutics is perhaps more diverse now than at any other period in the historical movement, and has also begun to expand interest in hermeneutical considerations to contexts such as feminist philosophy (see Warnke 2015), comparative philosophy (see, for example, Nelson 2017), philosophy of embodiment (see, for example, Kearney 2015), and Latin American philosophy (see, for example, Vallega 2019). While it is impossible to gather all directions of current research in a short article, some further developments have received particular attention.