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domestic circle

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See: family, household


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That children cling to their parents when strangers come to the door, partially curious about the big world out there, while holding on to the safety of the domestic circle.
Although such manuscripts were not intended for print publication, they were not solely individual exercises either, intending an audience within the author's domestic circle and often being handed down as valuable heirlooms from mother to daughter.
Thousands of essays on domestic violence issues are written everyday, but rarely does one come across one analyzing elder abuse, which also takes place in domestic circles.
 
 
 
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