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Budapest, December 30, 1911
VII., Erzsébet-körút 54
Dear Professor,
It is now already late at night—and a detailed recounting of everything that is happening and has happened would be too complicated. But before the end of the year I would not like to withhold from you my good wishes, and, while I send them to you and to your loved ones, I will tell you that the—certainly positive—decision about my marriage to Elma will probably not be long in coming. This decision is made possible only through the incomparable love and kindness of Frau G., who has recovered from the heavy blow and has joyfully placed herself in the service of our happiness.
I am sending you herewith the “Five Lectures”1 in Hungarian and the second collection of my works, called “Psychic Problems in Ψα. Light.”2 Once again: a toast to the New Year!
Cordially,
Ferenczi
See letter 213 and n. 3.
See letter 122, n. 3. The volume contains these works: “Introjektion und Übertragung” [Introjection and Transference] (1909, 67; C., p. 35); “Über obszöne Worte” [On Obscene Words] (1911, 75; C., p. 132); “Anatole France als Analytiker” [Anatole France as Analyst] (1911, 76); “Die Psychoanalyse des Witzes und des Komischen” [The Psycho-Analysis of Wit and the Comical] (1911, 78; F. C., p. 332); “Zur Organisation der psycho-analytischen Bewegung” [On the Organization of the Psycho-Analytic Movement] (1911, 79; Fin., p. 299); “Über die Rolle der Homosexualität in der Pathogenese der Paranoia” [On the Part Played by Homosexuality in the Pathogenesis of Paranoia] (1911, 80; C., p. 154); “Zur Erkenntnis des Unbewussten” [Exploring the Unconscious] (1911, 81a) and “Suggestion und Psychoanalyse” [Suggestion and Psycho-Analysis] (1912, 94; ., p. ).