There’s a lot covered in René Salm’s second part on Hermann Detering: In memoriam: Dr. Hermann Detering—Pt. 2
Some of his last personal correspondence; discussions of the future of his work with respect to preservation, publication, . . .
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To start an archive of Dr Detering’s websites, I visited some pages of hermann-detering.de and radikalkritik.de from the Internet Archive Wayback Machine:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190103054516/http://hermann-detering.de/
https://web.archive.org/web/20181227033658/http://radikalkritik.de/
Maybe others can continue with pages that have not yet been archived there.
In addition, I downloaded the file trees of hermann-detering.de and radikalkritik.de with ‘wget’, and uploaded them as ZIP archives to Google Drive. ZIP files with ‘…_W.zip’ in the name contain files with MS Windows compatible file names (wget parameter “–restrict-file-names=windows”).
2019-02-05_hermann-detering.de.zip (size: 31.8 MB):
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1f_Kf6YEFwelSmVlJGlnhbAPHcnVz-6Sm
2019-02-05_hermann-detering_de_W.zip (size: 31.7 MB):
https://drive.google.com/open?id=16zb1eU4_QO_6n6pbhnFi7365W0OLoiBR
2019-02-05_radikalkritik.de.zip (size: 99.2 MB):
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kqVNaa1v3KhJKLR1GfWTMlBNd-AK4P5i
2019-02-05_radikalkritik_de_W.zip (size: 98.8 MB):
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1EI36ivlqFGgSVl7kWjha0m57XtgOnkWo
I hope this helps a bit to uphold Dr Detering’s legacy.
Jörg
Thanks. I must check to see if and how much of Hermann Detering’s site has been captured in archive.org
It might be better to at least initially work with Rene Salm and his site since I think he has a much bigger head start on preserving HD’s pages and articles.
I had not seen notice of Hermann Detering’s death. I think that I heard from him by email a good few years ago, probably about Tertullian. I only became aware of his curious ideas later than that. Did he remain a salaried Lutheran clergyman to the last, do you know?
Detering was controversial, but he was not removed from the office as he was able to separate his community work from his research. He retired, however, prematurely for his then already damaged health.
Thank you.