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==Works== ===Poetry collections=== * 1933: ''Luna silvestre'' * 1936: ''No pasarán!'' * 1937: ''Raíz del hombre'' * 1937: ''Bajo tu clara sombra y otros poemas sobre España'' * 1941: ''Entre la piedra y la flor'' * 1942: ''A la orilla del mundo'', compilation * 1949: ''Libertad bajo palabra'' * 1954: ''Semillas para un himno'' * 1957: ''[[Piedra de Sol]]'' (''Sunstone'') * 1958: ''La estación violenta'' * 1962: ''Salamandra (1958–1961)'' * 1965: ''Viento entero'' * 1967: ''Blanco'' * 1968: ''Discos visuales'' * 1969: ''Ladera Este (1962–1968)'' * 1969: ''La centena (1935–1968)'' * 1971: ''Topoemas'' * 1972: ''Renga: A Chain of Poems'' with [[Jacques Roubaud]], [[Edoardo Sanguineti]] and [[Charles Tomlinson]] * 1974: ''El mono gramático'' * 1975: ''Pasado en claro'' * 1976: ''Vuelta'' * 1979: ''Hijos del aire/Airborn'' with [[Charles Tomlinson]] * 1979: ''Poemas (1935–1975)'' * 1985: ''Prueba del nueve'' * 1985: ''Lectura y contemplación'' (essay on translation) * 1987: ''Árbol adentro (1976–1987)'' * 1989: ''El fuego de cada día'', selection, preface and notes by Paz ===Anthology=== * 1966: ''Poesía en movimiento (México: 1915–1966)'', edition by Octavio Paz, [[Alí Chumacero]], [[Homero Aridjis]] and [[Jose Emilio Pacheco]] ===Essays and analysis=== * 1950: ''El laberinto de la soledad: Vida y pensamiento de México'' (Published in English in 1961 as ''[[The Labyrinth of Solitude]]: Life and Thought in Mexico'') * 1956 - ''El arco y la lira'' (edición revisada y aumentada: 1967) * 1957 - ''Las peras del olmo'' * 1965 - ''Cuadrivio'' * 1965 - ''Los signos en rotación'' * 1966 - ''Puertas al campo'' * 1967 - ''Corriente alterna'' * 1967 - ''Claude Levi-Strauss o El nuevo festín de Esopo'' * 1968 - ''Marcel Duchamp o El castillo de la pureza'' (edición aumentada: ''Apariencia desnuda'', 1973) * 1969 - ''Conjunciones y disyunciones'' * 1970 - ''Posdata'', continuación de ''El laberinto de la soledad''. * 1973 - ''El signo y el garabato'' * 1974 - ''Los hijos del limo. Del romanticismo a la vanguardia'' * 1974 - ''La búsqueda del comienzo. Escritos sobre el surrealismo'' * 1978 - ''Xavier Villaurrutia en persona y obra'' * 1979 - ''El ogro filantrópico'' * 1979 - ''In/Mediaciones'' * 1982 - ''Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz o las trampas de la fe'' * 1983 - ''Tiempo nublado'' * 1983 - ''Sombras de obras'' * 1984 - ''Hombres en su siglo y otros ensayos'' * 1988 - ''Primeras letras (1931-1943)'' (antología de sus prosas de juventud) * 1990 - ''Pequeña crónica de grandes días'' * 1990 - ''La otra voz. Poesía y fin de siglo'' * 1991 - ''Convergencias'' * 1992 - ''Al paso'' * 1993 - ''La llama doble'' * 1993 - ''Itinerario'' * 1994 - ''Un más allá erótico: Sade'' * 1995 - ''Vislumbres de la India'' * 1996 - ''Estrella de tres puntas. André Bretón y el surrealismo'' * 2000 - ''Luis Buñuel. El doble arco de la belleza y de la rebeldía'' ===Translations by Octavio Paz=== * 1957: ''Sendas de Oku'', by [[Matsuo Bashō]], translated in collaboration with Eikichi Hayashiya * 1962: ''Antología'', by [[Fernando Pessoa]] * 1974: ''Versiones y diversiones'' (Collection of his translations of a number of authors into Spanish) ===Translations of his works=== * 1952: ''Anthologie de la poésie mexicaine'', edition and introduction by Octavio Paz; translated into French by Guy Lévis-Mano * 1958: ''Anthology of Mexican Poetry'', edition and introduction by Octavio Paz; translated into English by [[Samuel Beckett]] * 1971: ''Configurations'', translated by G. Aroul (and others) * 1973: ''Early Poems 1935-1955''; with English translations by [[Muriel Rukeyser]]<ref>{{Cite web |title=Early Poems 1935-1955 |url=https://www.ndbooks.com/book/early-poems-1935-1955/ |access-date=2023-10-06 |website=www.ndbooks.com |language=en}}</ref> * 1974: ''The Monkey Grammarian'' (''El mono gramático''); translated into English by [[Helen Lane]] * 1987: ''Collected Poems 1957-1987''; with English translations by [[Eliot Weinberger]]<ref>{{Cite web |title=Collected Poems 1957-1987 |url=https://www.ndbooks.com/book/collected-poems-1957-1987/ |access-date=2023-10-06 |website=www.ndbooks.com |language=en}}</ref> * 1995: ''The Double Flame'' (''La Llama Double, Amor y Erotismo''); translated by Helen Lane
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