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Whereas [[Recollectionremembering]] (is the [[Frenchact]]: ''whereby some [[remémorationevent]]'') and or [[rememberingsignifier]] (''is registered for the first [[mémorationtime]]'') are in the [[symbolic]] processes which [[Lacanmemory]] with reminiscence (''réminiscence''), which [[recollection]] is the [[act]] whereby such an [[imaginaryevent]] or [[signifier]] is [[recalled]] phenomenon.

Whereas =====Reminiscence=====[[rememberingReminiscence]] is the act whereby some involves reliving [[eventpast]] or [[signifierexperience]] is registered for the first time in the and [[symbolic]] [[memory]], [[recollection]] is the act whereby such an [[event]] or [[signifier]] is [[recalled]feeling]. [[Reminiscence]] involves reliving [[past]] experience and feeling once again the [[emotion]]s associated with that experience.

While it is [[true ]] that intense [[memories]] may be evoked in [[psychoanalytic treatment]], with accompanying [[emotion]]al [[discharge]], this is not the basis of the [[analytic process]].

[[Reminiscence]] is also linked by [[Lacan]] to the [[Plato]]nic [[theory ]] of [[knowledge]]. =====[[Psychoanalytic]] Treatment===== [[RRecollectionRecollection]] in the [[treatment]] involves the [[patient]] tracing the [[master signifier]]s of his [[life]].

<blockquote>"The realization by the [[subject ]] of his [[history ]] in his relation to a [[future]]."<ref>{{E}} p.88</ref></blockquote>

By means of [[recollection]], the [[treatment]] [[aim]]s at "the [[complete ]] reconstitution of the subject's history"<ref>{{S1]] }} p.12</ref> and the "assumption of his history by the subject."<ref>{{E}} p.48</ref>

What matters is not '"reliving' " the formative events of the [[past]] in any intuitive or experiential way; on the contrary, what matters is what the [[analysand]] reconstructs of his [[past]],<ref>{{S1}} p.13</ref> the key [[word ]] [[being ']] "reconstruct'".

<blockquote>"It is less a matter of remembering than of rewriting history."<ref>{{S1}} p.14</ref> </blockquote>

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