Arnold Vincent Miller aka.A.V. Miller (October 1, 1899 – 19 March 1991) was a well-known translator ofHegel'sPhenomenology of Spirit andScience of Logic into English.^[1]

Miller was born on October 1, 1899, inLondon into a middle class family. He graduated from Hilldrop Road Secondary School in 1916. In 1917 he joined theBritish Army.^[2][3]

Miller's 1977 translation ofThe Phenomenology of Spirit, featured a foreword as well as a line-by-line commentary of the text byJ. N. Findlay.^[4] At a time of renewal of interest in Hegel, It was a much needed improvement over the notorious shortcomings of the 1910 (revised in 1931) translation byJ. B. Baillie.^[5] Miller introduced independent paragraph numbering in his translation for the first time, which does not exist in the original German, but has proven to be useful for discussions and references throughout the years. Subsequent translators, such asTerry Pinkard andMichael Inwood have retained this numeration in their works with minor alterations.^[6] According toStephan Houlgate, Miller's translation provides many memorable passages, which reflect Hegel's own striking style.^[7]

• Science of Logic.Routledge. 1969.ISBN 978-1-315-82354-6.
• Phenomenology of Spirit. Oxford University Press. 1977.ISBN 978-0-19-824597-1.
• Hegel's Philosophy of Nature. 2004.ISBN 978-0-19-927267-9.
• Hegel's Philosophy of Mind. 2006.ISBN 978-0-19-929951-5.
• Introduction to the Lectures on the History of Philosophy. Clarendon Press. 1987.ISBN 978-0-19-824991-7.
• The Philosophical Propaedeutic. B. Blackwell. 1986.ISBN 978-0-631-15013-8.

• William Wallace (philosopher)
• Michael Inwood

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