"<i>Unfinished: The Anthropology of Becoming</i> promises to contribute to our understanding of this current moment of political and epistemological uncertainties, and will be of great interest to scholars, researchers, and writers from across the social and natural sciences and the humanities." - Onur Günay and Heath Pearson (Somatosphere) "As complex and ambitious as it is masterfully conceived. . . . A sign of renaissance in anthropology." - Roberto Costa (The Australian Journal of Anthropology) "Bringing the theme of becoming to the center of the anthropological debate is particularly timely in a context in which institutions, as well as the public, are discussing and interpreting society in ways that rely heavily on deterministic forms of schematism and simplification. . . . <i>Unfinished</i> could be an intriguing choice for professionals looking for a source of inspiration for new analytical approaches to study the dynamism of social phenomena." - Michele Fontefrancesco (Anthropology in Action) "Although theoretically complex, the contributors never lose sight of the individuals at the heart of ethnography. . . . What stands out is its intricate and intimate representation of human experience, which imbues it with authority and stays with the reader for a long time." - Heather Montgomery (Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute)