 is that we understand the world in a different way, and we participate more and more in the world. And so what's interesting is that at the very beginning of the novel, he's having nursery rhymes said to him, and at the very end of the novel, he is going to forge the smithy of his race. He's going to create it all himself. Talking with Dr. Dutton Carney, Associate Professor of English here at Hillsdale College, about Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, the James Joyce book. What does this...