The term “metaphilosophy” was first used by Reinhold in the sense of a derived post-philosophy that is dependent on a preceding philosophy. Today, it is understood as a philosophy of philosophy. It is argued that all three dimensions of meaning of the prefix “meta-” should be taken into account: post-philosophy, co-philosophy, and philosophy of philosophy. No metaphilosophy does justice to the generality of the concepts of philosophy and metaphilosophy. This must be demonstrated within the framework of a perspectivist critique, the deconstruction and reconstruction of metaphilosophical statements and theories. Nevertheless, metaphilosophy is a natural and necessary companion of philosophical practice. A differentiated and perspectivist understanding of metaphilosophy—one that is at the same time oriented toward universality and inclusion, that is, a meta-metaphilosophy appropriate to the current situation and its demands—can bring it closer to fulfilling its disciplinary purpose.