"Having lived in different worlds, and having this huge amount of knowledge and experience, she had this very deep freedom, which for me is part of her legacy, and which allowed her to adapt so quickly to each new era," Lehmann said.
In Hegel's view, however, a deeper freedom is attained when the spirit withdraws into itself out of nature and becomes pure self-knowing interiority.
But many Saudi women see this as little more than window dressing and are urging deeper freedom from traditional restrictions, such as those imposed by what they see as oppressive male guardianship.
It's not a spiritual requirement to be fascinated by what inhibits our greatest aliveness; and somehow compelled to uncover and reveal surprising pathways to deeper freedom.
In the same way an actor can feel a deeper freedom of expression and ability to be private in public while wearing a mask, a songwriter can sometimes find the same freedom when the requisite idea of wearing your heart on your sleeve is dismissed, and personal expression is revealed through the lives and stories of others.
The Lib Dems' deep freedom-loving instincts are these days tarnished by the compromises of power, and Labour remains an unreliable friend of liberty.
Interweaving powerful stories and deep meditations, Freedom and Despair offers vivid firsthand reports from the occupied West Bank in Palestine as seen through the eyes of an experienced Israeli peace activist who has seen the Israeli occupation close up as it impacts on the lives of all Palestinian civilians.
Blessings of shalom, salaam, of a deeper, fuller freedom for the Earth and all Humanity.
The lyrics can be compelling or perfunctory — "Deep down there is freedom, deep down there will be a reason/At the end of the season we will rise from this treason" — but the guitar parts sparkle with invention.
But these problems, however urgent, should not cause us to neglect Dewey's insight that learning in the process of living is the deepest form of freedom.
