Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Michael Scanlan (logic historian)
in the absence of convincing evidence that he passes any of the criteria of , and in the absence of sources that we can use as the basis of an article. He has written a few articles , one of which ("Who were the American postulate theorists?") has a respectable 60 GS citations, but the rest are in the teens at most. He has done some editorial work, but there is nothing apparent from that that distinguishes him from any other academic. I was hoping that, as a full professor in a branch of the humanities, he had written a few books that we could find in-depth reviews of, giving us properly sourced material about his accomplishments if not about his life, but I couldn't find any — there are many books by authors of the same name but they all appear to be different people than the subject
— User:David, 18:58, 3 December 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:PROF (Wikipedia:Notability)