Danica Igrutinovic is associate professor in the department of media and communications at Singidunum University, Belgrade.

The Sacred and Sacrilege in Postsecular Serbia offers a detailed analysis of the phenomenon of blasphemy accusations in the postsecular world, with a special focus on the intriguing case of Serbia. The analysis is firmly rooted in a precisely defined theoretical and historical framework, and presents an innovative elucidation of a topic which has only marginally been tackled in academic circles in the region, while consistently connecting the concrete cases to more universal issues. This manuscript therefore represents a significant academic contribution to the interdisciplinary study of religion, not only locally or historically, but in broader conceptual frameworks as well.

• Introduction. The sacred and sacrilege in the postsecular world Chapter One: Freedom of religion and/or freedom of speech in postsecular Europe Chapter Two: The sacred and sacrilege in postsecular Serbia: a media discourse analysis of blasphemy accusations Conclusion References

Danica Igrutinovic is associate professor in the department of media and communications at Singidunum University, Belgrade.

The Sacred and Sacrilege in Postsecular Serbia offers a detailed analysis of the phenomenon of blasphemy accusations in the postsecular world, with a special focus on the intriguing case of Serbia. The analysis is firmly rooted in a precisely defined theoretical and historical framework, and presents an innovative elucidation of a topic which has only marginally been tackled in academic circles in the region, while consistently connecting the concrete cases to more universal issues. This manuscript therefore represents a significant academic contribution to the interdisciplinary study of religion, not only locally or historically, but in broader conceptual frameworks as well.

• Introduction. The sacred and sacrilege in the postsecular world Chapter One: Freedom of religion and/or freedom of speech in postsecular Europe Chapter Two: The sacred and sacrilege in postsecular Serbia: a media discourse analysis of blasphemy accusations Conclusion References

Danica Igrutinovic is associate professor in the department of media and communications at Singidunum University, Belgrade.

The Sacred and Sacrilege in Postsecular Serbia offers a detailed analysis of the phenomenon of blasphemy accusations in the postsecular world, with a special focus on the intriguing case of Serbia. The analysis is firmly rooted in a precisely defined theoretical and historical framework, and presents an innovative elucidation of a topic which has only marginally been tackled in academic circles in the region, while consistently connecting the concrete cases to more universal issues. This manuscript therefore represents a significant academic contribution to the interdisciplinary study of religion, not only locally or historically, but in broader conceptual frameworks as well.

• Introduction. The sacred and sacrilege in the postsecular world Chapter One: Freedom of religion and/or freedom of speech in postsecular Europe Chapter Two: The sacred and sacrilege in postsecular Serbia: a media discourse analysis of blasphemy accusations Conclusion References