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Therefore the change in [[Freud]]'s ideas in 1897 does not imply a rejection of the fundamentally discursive and imaginative nature of [[memory]]; [[memory|memories]] of past events are continually being reshaped in accordance with [[unconscious]] [[desire]]s, so much so that [[symptom]]s originate not in any supposed "objective facts" but in a complex [[dialectic]] in which [[fantasy]] plays a vital role.
[[Freud]] uses the term "[fantasy]]", then, to denote a [[scene]] which is presented to the imagination and which stages an [[unconscious ]] [[desire]].
The [[subject]] invariably plays a part in this [[scene]], even when this is not immediately apparent.
