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| Circumscriptions based on all of these factors result in a unique "social space" of occupations deemed acceptable by an individual (also called the zone of acceptable occupational alternatives). These justifications, moreover, emanated from the opportunities and circumscriptions of quotidian life for each sex. 154) Countesses, abbesses and castellans held public audiences and female financial receivers accounted for their circumscriptions at public audit. |
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