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260:. Internet searches for more coverage about the subject in reliable sources were unsuccessful, and specifically searching Google Scholar and ResearchGate for both the subject and their works did not leave me with the impression that the subject is widely cited or otherwise had a significant impact in their field. That having been said, search engines can be finicky about finding evidence of citations, so I would welcome any evidence that demonstrates that Burke has had a wide impact or otherwise meets 623:
some students who were both influenced by him and who are influential. Who are they and what did they write about? You have told us he was influential, show us! (Without considerable improvement with secondary referencing I think the article should be deleted, being based on insufficient sources). So far it is a simple paraphrase of the material on the The Wynnewood Institute webpages, and hence, essentially, advertising.
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his work; The sentence about his importance in propagation of ideas is not supported (organising a conference does not mean that someone was/is instrumental in propagating ideas); many lecturers write textbooks, so some evidence that his is widely used. As yet, there is no evidence that Burke is noteworthy.
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book in a respectable journal (Shuster, Arthur, and Thomas Patrick Burke. ā€œThe Journal of Politics.ā€ The Journal of Politics, vol. 74, no. 1, 2012, p. e9. JSTOR, JSTOR, www.jstor.org/stable/10.1017/s0022381611001472.) it is, however, the sole book review I was able to locate. One book review ā‰  notability.
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I will make a case for stronger claim to notability. To start: 1. There are more citations in academic journals as well as reviews of his books. How many citations or mentions of the subject's work would be considered notable? Should I provide the citations here or elsewhere? 2. He wrote a religious
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Apart from Burke/s publications, this article is based on a single source (The Wynnewood Institute webpage). If the man was/is influential surely his work is discussed in newspapers. Equally, he was professor of religion at Temple college for nearly 30 years,so if he was "influential" he surely had
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Thanks, (for the indication that an advertising company is paying you. I didn't manage to read your userpage at the time) If this article is not to be deleted: some ISBNs for the books or links to show that they actually exist would be good; some articles and some evidence that people are using the
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Noting that two editors have been hard at work tightening the page, I took another look. the page still lacks so much as a single reliable, secondary source. And yet he had a long university teaching career and wrote books. I took his name to JSTOR and found a very respectful review of a recent
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He certainly sounds like he ought to be notable - books, Institute, but I can't source him. No problem finding others with this name (Ensign Thomas Patrick Burke, of the 16th Regiment) a Napoleonic era soldierĀ ; and the Thomas Patrick Burke who committed a notorious kidnap/murder (O'CONNELL
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after having similar search results to E.M.Gregory. There is no question that the subject wrote and edited things. But notability on Knowledge (XXG) is not based on output. Notability here is based on significant coverage in multiple reliable independent sources (see
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could you please clarify your !vote? You've bolded a !vote in three different comments, and it looks like another editor has redacted your latest, so it would be helpful to strike the !votes you don't endorse, and clarify your current position.
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I interpreted something I'd read to mean that disclosing I am paid to edit on my userpage suffices. Apparently not, and I apologize for not following the procedure properly. I was hired by a company, Syndicate Strategies, to write the
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My previous comments were not votes, but (conflicting) arguments for both keep and delete. He is certainly not an influential thinker, but I think his widespread availablity in libraries does make him notable.
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that discuss your career, your ideas, your books and/or your impact. Many academics have useful, honourable careers without being notable. The mere fact of publishing books and articles does not confer
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Wiley-Blackwell. This textbook would seem to be a compilation more than an original work. Google scholar says it has been cited 79 times, but this could be for the "texts" rather than for Burke's work??
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I will gather more reviews of his works and links to articles he has written. I hadn't realized that reviews of his books in academic journals would be valuable to the article. Is there a deadline?
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I clarified my earlier "votes" by unbolding the keep and delete in the earlier comments, rather than striking out. (Thye were not votes and therefore did not need to be struck out)
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text titled The Major Religions that is widely held/used. Does that factor in to the criteria at all? *Please note that I created the article as a work for hire. Thank you.--
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KIDNAPPER DIES: Washington Reveals Passing of Burke in Pennsylvania Prison, New York Times (1923-Current file); New York, N.Y. 21 Dec 1937: 48.). I considered a merge to
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He appears to be sufficiently notable. See e.g., his library IDs in the authority control, as well as his books (frequently written with others).
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Ok. OCLC links to most of his books were included, and I have now added the ISBNs (for those that were published after 1970).--
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You can make edits to the article and then just summarize your additions here. As far as what "counts", I'd read through
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's
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because, as you say, "not an influential thinker." The only way to pass those guidelines or
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's
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A useful source to flesh out the article & support a keep argument might be
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Non-notable academic. Provided sources do not demonstrate notability per
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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to generate a more thorough discussion and clearer consensus.
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OCLC World cat: Burke, T. Patrick (Thomas Patrick) 1934-
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Many, actually, most academics fail guidelines like
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