"The Spirit Is Willing, but the Flesh Is Furry" is the most personal chapter because the author explains in detail his personal transformation as an alligator.
"From that weekend on I stopped consuming the junk food and sweets that for years had been a source of comfort for me. [...] I instinctively created a shamanistic transformation ritual that had connected me to primal energy [...] it did physically transform me." (page 222)
This chapter is waay more intimate than "The Naughty Bits". Is more literary succulent. Is more anthropomorphically animal than sexual intercourse talk.
The analitical rebuttal of the phrase "I created a shamanistic transformation ritual that had connected me to primal energy" is as out of place as arguing for scientific accuracy in a Looney Tunes cartoon.
"The Spirit Is Willing, but the Flesh Is Furry" is the most personal chapter because the author explains in detail his personal transformation as an alligator.
"From that weekend on I stopped consuming the junk food and sweets that for years had been a source of comfort for me. [...] I instinctively created a shamanistic transformation ritual that had connected me to primal energy [...] it did physically transform me." (page 222)
This chapter is waay more intimate than "The Naughty Bits". Is more literary succulent. Is more anthropomorphically animal than sexual intercourse talk.
The analitical rebuttal of the phrase "I created a shamanistic transformation ritual that had connected me to primal energy" is as out of place as arguing for scientific accuracy in a Looney Tunes cartoon.