Emily Dickinson's poetic analysis, because I can't stop for death. Using the image of memory, through dialectical establishment of the relationship between reality and imagination, known and unknown, this paper expounds the infinite pregnancy in the past; Eternal views; The understanding of people who can't understand; The stage of existence.

Dickinson, because I can't stop worrying about death.

In "Because I Can't Stop Dying" (J7 12), Emily Dickinson illustrates infinite pregnancy through the dialectical relationship between truth and imagination, known and unknown. [1] Looking at this relationship in a holistic and hierarchical way, the stages of life include death and eternity, and Dickinson puts forward that the nature of mutual connection and mutual decision is limited and infinite. [2]

From an eternal point of view, the speaker canceled the experience that happened on earth centuries ago. As far as her memory is concerned, she tried to determine the eternal world related to the standards at that time, because she was in a state of eternal "century" (2 1) "shorter than that [earth] day". (22) Similarly, by personifying her death as a kind and civic-minded gentleman, the speaker explained the characteristics of death in detail with beneficial implications. [3] Similarly, finite and infinite are mixed with mercury in the fourth quarter: