Weapon (1943) poems The Anatomy of Nonsense (1943) Edwin Arlington Robinson (1946) In Defense of Reason (1947) collects Primitivism, Maule and Anatomy To the Holy Spirit (1947) poems Three Poems (1950) Collected Poems (1952, revised 1960) The Function of Criticism: Problems and Exercises (1957) On Modern Poets: Stevens, Eliot, Ransom, Crane, Hopkins, Frost (1959) The Early Poems of Yvor Winters, 1920–1928 (1966) Forms of Discovery: Critical and Historical Essays on the Forms of the Short Poem in English (1967) Uncollected Essays and Reviews (1976) The Collected Poems of Yvor Winters; with an introduction by Donald Davie (1978) Uncollected Poems 1919–1928 (1997) Uncollected Poems 1929–1957 (1997) Yvor Winters: Selected Poems (2003) edited by Thom Gunn As editor Twelve Poets of the Pacific (1937) Selected Poems, by Elizabeth Daryush (1948); with a foreword by Winters Poets of the Pacific, Second Series (1949) Quest for Reality: An Anthology of Short Poems in English (1969); with, and with an introduction by, Kenneth Fields See also Yvor Winters's alternative canon of Elizabethan poetry References Further reading Richard J. Sexton (1973). The Complex of Yvor Winters' Criticism Thomas Francis Parkinson (1978). Hart Crane and Yvor Winters Grosvenor Powell (1980). Language as Being in the Poetry of Yvor Winters Elizabeth Isaacs (1981). An Introduction to the Poetry of Yvor Winters Dick Davis (1983). Wisdom and Wilderness: The Achievement of Yvor Winters Terry Comito (1986). In Defense of Winters Jan Schreiber (2013). "Yvor Winters: The Absolutist" in Sparring with the Sun External links Yvor Winters: The American Literary Rhadamanthus (an Yvor Winters blog) Winters, Leavis, and Language 1900 births 1968 deaths 20th-century American poets American literary critics Bollingen Prize recipients Formalist poets Stanford University faculty University of Chicago alumni University of Colorado Boulder alumni University of Idaho faculty Writers from the San Francisco Bay Area American male poets Writers from Chicago Writers from Los Angeles Poets from Illinois Poets from California 20th-century American male writers 20th-century American non-fiction writers American male non-fiction writers Members of the American Academy of Arts and Letters