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Berggasse 19,
Vienna IX,
12.7.1909
Dear Dr Pfister,
Just before my departure for Ammerwald, Reutte, Tirol, feeling very tired and fed up with the search for truth (which fortunately will remain the case for only a few weeks), I had the pleasure of receiving your letter, and must thank you for the interesting information about men and events. I am really very ignorant about my predecessors in the interpretation of dreams, and if we ever meet in the next world I shall certainly have a bad reception as a plagiarist. But it is so pleasurable to examine things for oneself at first hand instead of consulting the literature about them.
Honnegger1 has fathomed me well; the sample shows that the young man has a gift for psycho-analysis. Störring2 has also made a decent impression on me with his book; it would give me pleasure if you gained influence on him. In Jung's opinion sister complexes play a part in the hostility of his