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Der Beschaffungsprozess im Unternehmen,tion of erotic literature that found an audience in China—as well as further afield, particularly in Japan—during the final two dynasties (Ming and Qing). These texts have survived in spite of being the targets of waves of proscriptions from very early on in their history. Between the early 1960s an