Significats de cultural vandalism en anglès

It's a move that wouldn't have surprised Joyce himself, but many view it as cultural vandalism.

Preventing a younger generation from enjoying their first King Lear or Hamlet amounts to cultural vandalism.

Author and former librarian Dame Fiona Kidman talks to The Panel about what she calls, cultural vandalism.

Is cultural vandalism less important?

The fact he has played only 71 minutes of Premier League football this season is almost an act of cultural vandalism.

All evidence suggests that this is an ill-conceived plan for what will be nothing other than an act of cultural vandalism.

A brewery in Suffolk is reviewing its decision to scrap 200 traditional pub signs after being accused of " cultural vandalism".

That statement promised, in Shakespeare's and contemporaries' dedicated arena, cultural vandalism and distortion to the point of disfigurement, which is what it delivered.

Mr Mataitawakilai has urged all Fijians to strongly reject all forms of sacrilege and cultural vandalism, and to respect all places of worship.

The developers insist they'll respect its Joycean history, but many writers and artists have publicly condemned the move as an act of cultural vandalism.