Michael Morris works as a cultural psychologist at Columbia University in its graduate Business School and its Department of Psychology. Previously he taught for a decade at Stanford University. Morris received his PhD in psychology from the University of Michigan after earning undergraduate degrees in cognitive science and English literature at Brown University. His research has discovered cultural influences on styles of cognition, communication, and collaboration, as well as situational factors that cue them and social experiences that shift them. Outside of academia, Professor Morris advises corporations, government agencies, NGOs, and political campaigns about culture-related issues. He lives in New York City.
El "Tractatus logico-philosophicus" de Wittgenstein es una de las grandes obras filosóficas del siglo XX. A juzgar por el alcance de su temática y por la profundidad de su pensamiento, no hay más que otras dos obras -inconclusas- que le sean comparables: "Ser y tiempo" de Heidegger...
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