zealotCE/America-Against-America

《美国反对美国》是王沪宁先生在上世纪80年代末赴美观察写作的。我们知道在那个年代中国对西方特别是美国的追捧有多高,所以突然看到一个学者在80年代就有如此清楚的认识,十分钦佩。由于网上只有效果很差的PDF扫描版,所以我想利用OCR技术和肉眼(人体OCR)来转成现代化的文本格式。目前已经全部完成。

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Type:Curated List / Learning ResourceCategory(s):Programming Courses & BooksLearning & Resources
Added to GitGenius on September 22nd, 2026
Created on November 23rd, 2017
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America against America is a digitized text repository of a scholarly work on American society and politics.

The project addresses the problem of poor-quality PDF scans of a book originally written in the late 1980s by converting it into modern, readable text format. The approach combines optical character recognition technology with manual review to produce an accurate transcription, acknowledging that aging source material and software limitations necessitated human verification alongside automated processing.

This repository suits readers seeking an accessible digital version of the original work rather than degraded scans. The project provides multiple access methods including direct repository browsing, cloud storage links, and formatted versions through documentation platforms, making it convenient for users in different regions and with varying technical preferences.

The transcription and proofreading phases are both marked complete, with the maintainer indicating that all content has undergone review to ensure basic readability. The project remains open to community feedback for corrections, accepting contributions through standard pull request mechanisms for any individual errors that may be identified during reading.