Hegel and the Limit and the Concept of Absolute Knowledge, Right?

Hegel's take on the limit is radically different to that of Kant. For him theory and practice are really, they're divided. You can't think, practic, you can't Think, practice can go further than theory. And then if you try to translate the insights from practice into theory, from morality into a theoretical approach, then you get fanaticism. I once was talking to an analytic philosopher at UVM. His name is Dirk Paraboom. But he absolutely rejects any kind of freedom. He has written all these books attacking the idea of free will. Right.