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Internationale Zeitschrift für Ärztliche Psychoanalyse1
Vienna, 3 January 1913
Dear Mr. President,
Dear Doctor,2
I share your opinion that the circulars of the editors of this journal (not my circulars as you put it in your letter) ought to have been submitted to the President, and will inform them of your recriminations. There can certainly be no question of ill will.
Burrow's paper arrived today. Your wish that he be included in the masthead of the journal will be respected both by the editors—whom I have not seen in the last few days—and by myself.
Both your suggestions are most welcome as a sign of your interest in the new organ.
I can answer only one point in your previous letter in any detail. Your allegation that I treat my followers like patients is demonstrably untrue. In Vienna I am reproached for the exact opposite. I am held responsible for the misconduct of Stekel and Adler; in reality I have not said one word to Stekel about his analysis since it was concluded some ten years ago, nor have I made any use of analysis with Adler, who was never my patient. Any analytical remarks I have