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186A
Berlin
8 December 1913
Dear Professor,
What a great and unexpected pleasure you gave me today with your picture! The reproduction is excellent. It is only the lateness of the hour that limits me to a few short words of thanks!
I am glad to be able to reciprocate with the enclosed return gift,1 which has just been finished. This copy is meant for you, Rank, and Sachs. Ferenczi and Jones will receive one each. In this way we can agree quickly on alterations. If you only have small changes to make, would you please correct the text directly and send it to the printer. Ferenczi's copy is carefully corrected for spelling mistakes; the enclosed copy (not intended to be printed) is only made roughly readable. I have put a great deal of work into this unpleasant review but I do not regret it, because only by doing it have I come to recognize the complete sterility of the Jungian “school”.—What I have always guardedly called an “incorrect exposition” would actually have deserved a different name.
Now I must apologize to you, dear Professor, that in a paper that I recently sent to Ferenczi (agoraphobia), I committed an unconscious