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This paper seeks to establish that the therapeutic action of psychoanalysis derives from two sources: the work with the trailing edge and the work with the leading edge, concepts introduced by Tolpin. While the work with the trailing edge or the repetitive transference is what psychoanalysis has always focused on when defining the therapeutic action, the work with the leading edge, for which the concept of the generative transference is introduced, has remained underdeveloped.