Tag Archives: Dr. Hare

It’s Good To Hear That We Shall Finally Speak In Person

By Dr. Hare | Published: March 16, 2009
“Dear Dr. Hare, Marian just called to update my address and all. I’m intrigued that going to your office from my new place at Central Park West will now literally be a walk through the park – and a nice part of the park at that, with barely any tourists. I’ve confirmed our next appointment [...]
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On Rationality, And Web Browsers

By Dr. Hare | Published: December 3, 2008
[More from my correspondence with Dr. Hare, by far the best reason to head over to the Upper East Side now and then, below...] “Dear Dr. Hare, I’m very much looking forward to next week’s appointment. I’m in the middle of reprogramming my website. In theory, I love doing this. Yet, there’s always a maddening [...]
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My Mother Was A Polar Bear, My Father Was A Polar Bear: I Feel Cold Anyway

By Dr. Hare | Published: June 18, 2008
Right before I left Manhattan for my European summer, I saw Dr. Hare in her Upper East Side office, and when I left made some bad joke about the tribal pressures to fit the stereotype of the lost but curious artist, “of having started to make photographs of myself to understand my own history, my [...]
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