“Resisting the impulse to recognize one discipline in service of the other, <i>The Ground Between</i> collects ethnographic writing that sharpens dialogue between anthropology and philosophy.”

- Paul Schissel, Anthropology and Humanism

“<i>The Ground Between</i> is a welcome and valuable addition to the literature on the relationship between anthropology and philosophy. It convincingly encourages us to seek new ways for two disciplines concerned with an important common subject -- the nature and limits of the human -- to talk with, rather than past, each other.”

- Michele M. Moody-Adams, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews

“The authors do a consistently good job of blending original research with primary source material to present a holistic picture of the interplay between the disciplines. Vincent Crapanzano does a masterful job elucidating epistemological philosophies through a series of ethnographic vignettes. On the whole, I found the anthology challenging in places but enjoyable and thought provoking. The diversity of writing styles and approaches to anthropology keep the reader's attention while also making it possible to excerpt chapters for assigned reading.”

- Misty Luminais, International Social Science Review