Infinite phenomenology : the lessons of Hegel's science of experience / John Russon.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction: Reading Hegel's Phenomenology -- Prologue: the project of Hegel's Phenomenology of spirit -- Reality -- The lessons of sense-certainty : temporality and ontology -- The logic of perception : on things, persons, and the nature of love -- Understanding : reading and differance -- Personality -- Desiring-production and spirit -- Mood and articulation -- Recognition and religious narrative -- The call of the beyond : unhappy consciousness and the structure of Hegel's argument -- Freedom -- Spirit and method -- Freedom as nature, revolution, and event -- Freedom and institutions : perception, spirit, and the time of right -- Democratic regime and democratic practice : the politics of modernity -- Conscience and the unity of being -- The phenomenology of religion : freedom as exposure to the absolute -- Epilogue: subjectivity and objectivity in Hegel's science of logic -- Appendix: the reception of Hegel in French philosophy.

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