The metaphor: transformation and change of scenery from its re-descriptive process (II). Resumen Este articulo sigue la nocion de ubicuidad del lenguaje para proponer la metafora como su mecanismo de renovacion redescriptiva, comenzando con una critica a su papel como simple figura literaria y llevando su influencia semantica hasta el punto de convertirla en la fuerza que permite la apertura hermeneutica entre las obras arte, particularmente las producidas por la literatura, y sus lectores, gracias a una relacion peculiar que los involucra y hace posible que modifiquen el complejo tejido de palabras que los lectores son al vitalizar las obras ampliando su horizonte hermeneutico y dandoles la posibilidad de que tambien hagan una obra de arte de su identidad al lograr un estilo original. La metafora es, entonces, el estimulo que permite toda renovacion y cambio de perspectiva en todas las regiones del lenguaje, desde las certezas cientificas mas fuertes hasta los estados de animo poeticos mas pasajeros. Palabras claves: metafora, redescripcion, literatura, hermeneutica, identidad personal. Abstract This article follows the notion of ubiquity of language to propose the metaphor like its mechanism of re-descriptive renovation, beginning with a critique of its role as a mere literary figure and leading its semantic influence to the point where it became the force that allows the opening of hermeneutics between art works, particularly those produced by literature and its readers, thanks to a special relationship that involves them and makes it possible to modify the complex web of words that readers are when they revitalize the works expanding their hermeneutic horizons and giving them the possibility also to make an art work of their identity to obtain an original style. The metaphor is, then, the stimulus that allows any renovation and change of perspective in all areas of language, from the strongest scientific certainty to the most fleeting poetic moods. Keywords: metaphor, re-description, literature, hermeneutics, personal identity.