What has the author Irene Case Namur written?

Irene Case Namur was an American poet and writer who lived from 1887 to 1977. She was known for her contributions to the Imagist movement and her focus on nature, the subconscious, and the spiritual. Her works encompass poetry, essays, and short stories. Here are some notable works by Irene Case Namur:

Poetry Collections:

- "Songs of Childhood" (1921)

- "The Flower of Flame and Other Poems" (1926)

- "The Laughing Man and Other Poems" (1928)

- "The Song of Eros and Other Poems" (1930)

- "Poems of the Mind" (1932)

- "The Green World and Other Poems" (1935)

- "The Book of the Unnamed: Poems" (1937)

- "To the Sun: A Book of Poems" (1939)

Essays and Short Stories:

- "The Imagist Creed: A Manifesto Drawn Up by the Imagists' " (1913, co-authored with Amy Lowell and others)

- "New Voices: An Introduction to Contemporary Poetry" (1921)

- "The Mind and Its Mystery: A Study of Modern Psychology" (1928)

- "The Essence of Reality" (1931, co-authored with her husband, Louis Ginsberg)

- "The Life of Jesus: A Modern Interpretation" (1940)

- "The Story of Buddha and the Beginning of Buddhism" (1946)

- "The Way of the Self: An Introduction to the Vedanta Philosophy" (1948)

Irene Case Namur's writings combine her keen observation of nature with her interest in the mystical, making them notable contributions to early 20th-century American literature.