Arne Kaijser,
Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Arne Kaijser - professor of History of Technology at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, and the head of the university's department of History of Science and Technology.
Drew Hyland,
Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Drew Hyland - "Charles A. Dana Professor of Philosophy at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. He has published 6 books and over 40 journal articles.". Nomination was "There's no evidence that he's notable. Having an endowed chair doesn't equal notability."
Marshall Poe,
Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Marshall Poe - American historian and the author of many works on early modern Russia (Muscovy), has had positions at
IAS and Harvard, but no full professorship, writer and analyst at The Atlantic Monthly in Washington, D.C..
Phillip H. Wiebe,
Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Phillip H. Wiebe - "Professor of Philosophy and Dean of Arts and Religious Studies at Trinity Western University and its School of Graduate Studies. He is the author of God and Other Spirits and Visions of Jesus, both bestsellers from Oxford University Press."
Jacob Klein,
Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jacob Klein - "former holder of the Herman Mark Chair of Polymer Physics in the Materials and Interfaces Department at the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot, Israel, is the Dr Lee's Professor of Chemistry at the University of Oxford." Nom: "Tagged as nn-bio (CSD A7). Whilst being a prof isn't an assertion of notability, being Head of a Laboratory possibly is. Needs massive work, but that doesn't make it a speedy."
Kristen GhodseeWikipedia:Articles for deletion/Kristen Ghodsee listed 2006 April 8 ("assistant professor of Gender and Women's Studies at Bowdoin College and the author of numerous articles on women in Bulgaria and the monograph, The Red Riviera: Gender, Tourism and Postsocialism on the Black Sea.")
People on the margins of Academia, amateur researchers or authors etc.
A. F. Gotch,
Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/A. F. Gotch - "a retired teacher of physical education, anatomy and biology", published (at least, but probably no more than) four books (another one is an omnibus reprint of three earlier ones in one volume). One of them (Mammals: Their Latin names explained, 1979) was given a pretty devastating review by Bryan P. Glass in The Quarterly Review of Biology 1980, p. 85. He summarizes it as a "virtually useless book". Delete. (
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Albrecht Fölsing,
Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Albrecht Folsing - amateur historian and author of several historical biographies. It turns out that the nominator,
Chris Hillman was deceived by a hoaxer who attributed various bizzare and apparently nonexistent books to Fölsing, an author previously unknown to Hillman. In fact, Fölsing's biography of
Albert Einstein turns out to be respectable and mainstream, and the nominator no longer disputes Fölsing's existence or his notability.