Baden-Baden, August 10, 1925

Dear Professor,

I have already spent many beautiful days near you, but seldom one more beautiful than the one of my last visit to the Semmering. The pleasure of seeing you again in good health and in the old good mood, was, if possible, increased still further by the enjoyment that the reading of your two last works1 gave me. Again and again I am astounded by how later experience shows your earlier determinations in a new light, indeed, makes them logically necessary. One of the works (Gender Differences in Relation to the Castration Complex and the Vicissitudes of the Oedipus Complex) is more memorable to me, but the paper about the ψα of the judgmental function