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14 May 19081
Dear Professor Freud,
Deuticke offers 50 marks per printed sheet, 60 marks for papers by you, Bleuler, and me—fee for editing: 200 marks. It's even better than Marhold! If you agree, we will go to Deuticke. Please give your approval. For the title we, that is Bleuler and I, suggest: “Jahrbücher für Psychoanalyse und Psychopathologie.” The first chiefly for you, the second for us, i.e., for works from our laboratory.
What do you think about the hiatus in Psycho-analysis?2 May I know your reasons?
Only a short letter for now as I have Gross with me. He is taking up an incredible amount of time. It seems to be a definite obsessional neurosis. The nocturnal light-obsession has already gone. We are now down to the infantile identification blockages of a specifically homosexual nature. I am eager to see how it turns out.
Most sincerely yours, JUNG
On small notepaper, unheaded.
Holograph: Psycho-analysis. Jung uses the Greek form apparently for illustration. Heretofore he has preferred the form Psychanalyse, without hiatus.