Evocation is the noun for bringing a strong feeling or a memory up in someone — and for the thing that does that bringing. A novel can be an evocation of a childhood summer; a smell can be an evocation of a kitchen you have not stood in for years.

Evocationevocation（喚起） is the noun for bringing a strong feeling or a memory up in someone是指在某人心中喚起強烈感受或回憶的名詞 — and而且也指 for the thing that does that bringing指做出那種喚起效果的東西. A novel一本小說 can be an evocation of a childhood summer可以是童年某個夏天的evocation（喚起）; a smell一股氣味 can be an evocation of a kitchen you have not stood in for years可以喚起你多年沒踏進的一間廚房.

It is a little formal; in casual talk people say it brings back or it reminds me.

It is a little formal這個詞有點正式; in casual talk平常說話時 people人 say it brings back會說it brings back（讓人想起） or it reminds me或it reminds me（讓我想到）.

Though actually, the older, more literal idea is “calling something out.” In religion, magic, and some legal history, an evocation can be a summoning — calling a spirit, or calling a case up. Reviews and essays mostly use the feeling-and-memory sense, but the “calling forth” sense has not died.

Though actually不過事實上, the older, more literal idea較舊、較字面上的意思 is "calling something out."是「把某個東西呼喚出來」. In religion, magic, and some legal history在宗教、魔法和某些法律史裡, an evocationevocation can be a summoning可以指召喚 — calling a spirit召喚一個靈, or calling a case up或把案子提出來審理. Reviews and essays書評和文章 mostly use the feeling-and-memory sense大多用「情感與回憶」這個意思, but the "calling forth" sense但「呼喚出來」這個意思 has not died並沒有消失.

It sits beside the verb evoke.

It它 sits beside the verb evoke和動詞evoke（喚起）並存.