Weekend Reading Roundup v. 148

This weekend in the reading roundup:

• 'There is No Such Thing as Universal Grammar' by Robert McCrum at guardian.co.uk (I wrote about the Piraha case in 2010 for the Review of International Studies)

• 'Idiosyncrasy as a Tool of Knowledge: Social Criticism in the Age of the Normalised Intellectual' by Axel Honneth at transformationsofthepublicsphere

• 'Cyber and Drone Attacks May Change Warfare More Than the Machine Gun' by Ross Andersen at theatlantic.com

• 'Stress of Combat Reaches Drone Crews' by David Zucchino at latimes.com

• 'The White Savior Industrial Complex' by Teju Cole at theatlantic.com

• 'The Last Resort, Martin Parr' at iconicphotos

Have a good weekend.

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