Metaphors have a history in a more radical sense than concepts, as the historical change of a metaphor reveals the metakinetics of historical horizons of meaning and perspectives within which concepts undergo their modifications. Through this implication relationship, the relationship of metaphorology to the history of concepts is defined as one of servitude: metaphorology seeks to approach the substructure of thought, the underlying basis, the nutrient solution of systematic crystallizations, but it also aims to make tangible how boldly the mind anticipates itself in its images and how its history unfolds in the courage to hypothesize.