Abraham, K. (1911). Letter from Karl Abraham to Sigmund Freud, January 11, 1911.

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Abraham, K. (1911). Letter from Karl Abraham to Sigmund Freud, January 11, 1911. The Complete Correspondence of Sigmund Freud and Karl Abraham 1907-1925, 124-125

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Karl Abraham

99A

Berlin W.
11 January 1911

Dear Professor,

Segantini is finished and is coming to you as soon as it has been copied.

Many thanks for your letter. I am glad that the Schriften zur angewandten Seelenkunde are succeeding each other so rapidly. Today I have to ask you something related to them.

In the last session of our local group, a Russian doctor, Frl. Dr Rosenthal, who had already been our guest on several occasions, gave a talk: “Psychoanalytical Remarks on Karin Michaëlis's ‘The Dangerous Age’”.1 The lecture was—particularly for a beginner who was in Zurich for a short time and had a little more experience with me—quite outstanding and really deserves to be published. The question is, where. According to the calculations of the authoress, two to three printed sheets could come out. As the subject is topical, it would be desirable for it to appear soon. I thought I might do it like this: I will go through the work

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