Abstract
Ricoeur have been interested in psychoanalysis and history throughout nearly all his work. However, both issues have been developed for a long time on parallel tracks. In the eighties approaches his interpretation of psychoanalysis get closer to history. On the other side, history has its psychoanalytic turn in Memory, History, Forgetting . Our hypothesis is that Ricoeur had to modify his conception of history and psychoanalysis to achieve this convergence process. In short, psychoanalysis had to be ‘historicized’, and history ‘pathologiezed’.
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