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>translation
just get the miller, it's what most secondary literature uses. if you study hegel enough to where your primary worry is the translation, then at that point you should just learn german. this will not be a worry for you for several years. just get the miller and don't overthink it
>is picrel worth reading
yes. Houlgate's "Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit: A Reader’s Guide" is also good. be aware that pinkard's coming at hegel from an analytic perspective and houlgate's more from the continental angle. but this doesn't really matter for a first read, where your goal is just to get to the end with a general understanding of what hegel's saying