How do you say "brings up the idea of" in an english essay?

Question

Im writing on a poem, and theres a rather important image, a "jungle climate" which brings in the concept of the law of the jungle. Whats the proper way of saying that with technical jargon. Thanks

Answer 1

Evoke. As in ''jungle climate' evokes the idea/concept of the law of the jungle' or something along those lines. It's a good word to use when describing poetry or literature

Answer 2

Your grammar is so undesirable I had a annoying time examining what you wrote. i think of you have lots greater to fret approximately than your particularly question. permit the youngster interior the coma die so which you would be able to end writing.

Answer 3

you have to write it in rythem and you can use the proverb "might is right"because this proverb explain your the law of jungle and also use the names of prominet animals

Answer 4

raises the issue
alerts one to
exposes the concern
manifests the question
demonstrates the necessity of
sparks the concept

One of those might work for you.

Answer 5

You could say 'gives me the impression of' or 'conjures up the image of' or even 'arises such issues such as'.

Answer 6

"introduces the concept of"
"establishes the theory of"

Answer 7

Perhaps the word 'indicative' would suffice...