"Launched into Eternity" is an academic book that explores the significant role of Emily Dickinson in modern literature. Despite the fact that she lived and wrote in the 19th century, she is now regarded as one of the central figures of modern and postmodern literature. The book highlights the complex circumstances that shaped Dickinson's work, particularly the dogmatic influences of Calvinism in New England. It examines how these influences shaped her poetic constructs and unique writing style. Through the analysis of her works and correspondence, a deeper insight into the eschatological origins of her poetics is provided, challenging traditional beliefs about time, death, and the afterlife. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the connection between literature and the philosophical questions of existence.