| − | Aside from standard childhood reminiscing that defined Bill Watterson's style, Calvin's perspective compassed more adult topics, such as the nature of good and evil, [[environmentalism]] (often explored from Hobbes' perspective, as a wild animal, missing the forest), coping with increasing complexity and [[technology]], the importance of [[creativity]] and the stifling effects of [[popular culture]] and [[television]], and the necessity for a rugged [[individualism]]. | + | Aside from standard childhood reminiscing that defined Bill Watterson's style, Calvin's perspective compassed more serious topics, such as the nature of good and evil, [[environmentalism]] (often explored from Hobbes' perspective, as a wild animal, missing the forest), coping with increasing complexity and [[technology]], [[philosophy]], the importance of [[creativity]] and the stifling effects of [[popular culture]] and [[television]], and the necessity for a rugged [[individualism]]. |