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In [[Freud]]'s [[{{LB}}|work]], "[[repetition|repeating]]" and "[[recollectionmemory|remembering]]" refer to are "contrasting ways of bringing the ''past '' into the ''present''."<ref>Laplanche, Jean and Pontalis, Jean-Betrand. ''The Language of Psycho-Analysis''. Trans. Donald Nicholson-Smith. London: Hogarth Press and the Institute of Psycho-Analysis. 1967. p.4</ref>

 ==Memory==If past events are [[repressed]] from [[memory]], they return by expressing themselves in actions; when the [[subject]] does not [[remember]] the past, therefore, he is condemned to [[repeat]] it by [[acting out|acting it out]]. Conversely, [[psychoanalytic treatment]] aims to break the cycle of ''''[[repetition]] ''' by helping the [[analysand|patient]] to '''[[remember]]'''.