Talk:David J. Gunkel

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David Gunkel is an internationally recognized expert in machine ethics, telematic technologies, new media, Žižek Studies, and internet and cyber culture. He has authored two widely recognized books on these matters books, the second of which, Thinking Otherwise, is regarded as a future classic by well-known academic Clifford Christians Amazon review

He roundly recognized as an expert on philosophy of technology and has been teaching and presenting on the subject for a number of years. He is the managing editor on the The International Journal of Žižek Studies. The suggestion that he has not met the requirements of notability in A7 is simply laughable. oshaberi (talk)