101. Buster Keaton: The Metaphysics Of His Films: Andrew Sarris The metaphysics of His Films. http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/BusterKeatonTheMetaphysicsofHisFilms-1079194/

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102. The Man Who Sang To Ghosts (Heike Tale, Japanese Ghost Story, Epic Heroes) 1998; Cricket, June 2000; That’s ghosts for You, ed. by Marianne Carus, Front Themetaphysics of The Tale of the Heike are strictly Buddhist, specifically of http://www.aaronshep.com/stories/049.html

Next Story Classic Tales Aaron’s Storybook Aaron’s Home Page ... Subscribe The Man Who Sang to Ghosts A Japanese Legend Retold by Aaron Shepard Version 3.5 For Tadanori, who risked his life for a poem For more treats and resources, visit Aaron Shepard at www.aaronshep.com School Magazine, Aug. and Sept. 1998; Cricket, June 2000; That’s Ghosts for You, ed. by Marianne Carus, Front Street/Cricket Books, Chicago, 2000; and 13 Scary Ghost Stories, ed. by Marianne Carus, Scholastic, New York, 2001. PREVIEW: A blind bard meets the ghostly heroes of his own songs. GENRE: Ghost stories CULTURE: Japanese (medieval) THEME: Secrets vs. getting help AGES: 10 and up LENGTH: 2900 words “Today’s battle is our last,” the commander-in-chief told the men on the ship’s deck. “Remember your honor and fight to the end. What more do we have to live for?” And indeed it was their last. No family in all Japan had held greater power than the Heike, or had risen to it so swiftly. But their fall had been even swifter. Chased from the capital city, they had been hounded for nearly two years. And now the remnant of the clan and its loyal samurai warriors were arrayed in boats and ships off the coast at Dan-no-ura, ready for their final stand against an enemy fleet. As arrows flew and swords whirled, as dead and wounded samurai fell in the boats or dropped in the sea, the doom of the Heike grew clear. Then the clansmen, dressed in full armor, jumped into the waves, drowning themselves rather than fall into enemy hands.

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