Deletion of Stanley Keleman

Comment: Notable author. The booksare very widely held by an array of academci libraries 931 in one case; some are published by major publishers. For an academic,and I'll judge him as an academic, this meets  because it shows the influence of his ideas. The article does need some rewriting, but it meets the usual standard. If there are reviews of the books, it meets WP:AUTHOR as well. It is not necessary for a writer or professor that the references discuss their personal life; they rather need to discuss the factors which make for notable, and in this case it's the books.  I personally have a considerable degree of impatience with psychology work of this nature, and I regard it as a sign of incipient absurdity for anyone to derive a theory on the combined basis of Darwin and Einstein. But that shouldn't be a factor in judging the notability of the person for the purpose of a npov encycopedia
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Comment: Meets  criteria #3, because the subject's works have received multiple independent reviews from reliable sources
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Comment: meets  from reviews talked of above; also ebsco shows some book reviews by Library Journalhttp://connection.ebscohost.com/search?kwp=Stanley+Keleman+, Kirkus also has a couple - https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/stanley-keleman/living-your-dying/, of ''Living Your Dying'' - "In spite of some puerile reductions, this is a surprisingly provocative view of the possibilities that the new death consciousness offer us. .. It is unfortunate that Keleman mars this fascinating thesis with a simplistic section on ""self-dialogue"" -- getting in touch with our wish to die and our lifestyles; personal growth is much more complex. But he wisely and pointedly opens doors, and his book may prove an impetus to more complete studies and therapies.", and https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/stanley-keleman/your-body-is-alive-the-bio-energetic-way-to-sel/, of ''Your Body is Alive!'' - "Keleman, whose Living Your Dying (1974) attracted a good deal of praise, is a bioenergetic therapist whose commendable motives cannot be doubted, but oh, my, how he writes. .. Still, these insights degenerate with remarkable swiftness into jargon, and Keleman's heavy reliance on metaphor tends to be annoying rather than illuminating. Aren't there any bioenergeticists who can write English
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