Stanford University Press is pleased to announce that you can now search the full text of our books via Google Book Search. We are currently still in the process of uploading and scanning our backlist, but there are already over a thousand Stanford titles in Google Book Search. When the project is completed, all of our books will be searchable electronically. While browsing our site, look for a search box like the one below. This indicates that the book you are viewing is searchable. You will also notice that after you search our website with our traditional search box (which includes title, subtitle, author, isbn, subject, and series categories), you will then have the opportunity to search across the text of all of our books. We continue to offer tables of contents and chapter excerpts for selected books, and we are excited to make it easier for readers to discover content and find books most suited to their interests.
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