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103A
Berlin
17 February 1911
Dear Professor,
Many thanks for the letter and the cards.1 Your information about Fliess was very welcome. I will get in contact with him and exercise the necessary caution.
I got the story about Ziehen recently from our colleague Maier2 from Zurich, who was here, visited the clinic, and told the story at our session in the evening. As I was not an ear-witness, I cannot vouch for the wording. I will ask Maier about it once again in writing, and then there will be no more obstacles to its publication.
I see, incidentally, that we have recently taken a somewhat different stand vis-à-vis our opponents. Your “Wild Ψα”,3 then Bleuler's defence, Jung's remarks to Mendel4—this means a step forward out of reserve. If only it carries on with such caution, it will help rather than harm.