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Emotion, Uncertainty, and Moral Imagination ： A Framing of Biosocial Inseparability Fairchild, E. Theron emotion ethics moral imagination paradox Emotion, problem solving, and moral development are typically treated as three distinct areas of psychology and social science. However, there is clear overlap, if not inseparability, in their manifestation in real life. Humans do not form morals in a vacuum any more than they emote or solve problems in one. Likewise, they do not form morals separately from their emotional states or how they solve problems. The current paper reviews work from various fields, to draw attention to how complexity and uncertainty, imagination and problem solving, and emotion and morality, comprise an integral framework for how people form thought, behavior, and ethical practice. The formation process is not fixed, but ongoing and affected by both neurophysiology and culture. Article Article departmental bulletin paper 神奈川大学経営学部 2015-11-30 VoR application/pdf 国際経営論集 50 79 87 AN10153220 0915-7611 https://kanagawa-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/2101/files/50-05.pdf http://hdl.handle.net/10487/13349 https://kanagawa-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/2101 eng