Seeks subsidies, sometimes from author, when book cannot sustain its own costs. Review process, in positive instances, consists of in-press reading, two refereed readings and approval by press advisory board. Editor reports more interest recently in translations. At the same time, the Press also seeks original manuscripts that clearly demonstrate command of the relevant literature, are well written and offer important new insights or extend into new areas of inquiry. In this vein, the Press publishes titles in Continental philosophy such as David White's Heidegger and the Language of Poetry and books in the history of ideas such as Robert Hurlbutt's Hume, Newton and the Design Argument .
Indices range from minimal to comprehensive.
Similarly, some books make bibliographical citations only within footnotes, whereas others have a separate bibliography. Footnotes may occur either at the bottoms of pages or at the end of the book. The printing quality of recent books by the Press is very high, and the paper used in the books meets the guidelines for permanence and durability set by the committee on Production Guidelines for Book Longevity of the Council on Library Resources. Publishes 12-16 per year. Most wants original monographic works of scholarly nature, and textbooks.