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Vienna, January 12, 1914
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear friend,
I am writing furiously on the “History of the ψα Movement,” and I have much to do otherwise. So please accept purely matter-of-fact communications without any afterthoughts.
We will all vote for Dresden. Jones writes me something about it today that is complicated and incomprehensible. But he doesn't come into consideration, he says, because his group hasn't been admitted yet.1
I will hardly be able to read Karpinska's paper. Your endorsement is certainly sufficient. Since the Jahrbuch is full, should we perhaps put her into the Zeitschrift?
I hope you will also have time for us when you come on Sunday the 18th. Usual arrangements. Would you like to have Lou over for dinner with us?
Kind regards,
Freud
P.S. Bring along the letter from Brill.
“Jung had not yet recognized the British Society, so it could not act” (Jones II, 150).