The phrase "addition the theme of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "in addition to the theme of"? You can use the corrected phrase when you want to introduce an additional topic or theme related to a discussion or piece of writing.
Example: "In addition to the theme of love, the novel also explores the theme of betrayal."
Alternatives: "besides the theme of" or "along with the theme of".
This is partly reflected in the subtitle of the conference, "Spanning Nano to Mega". In addition, the themes of the conference sessions included most of those addressed in the earlier conferences but with new emphasis on the related areas of computational morphogenesis, innovative materials, biological structures, and nano- and micro-structures.
In addition, the themes of increasing comorbidity with age and the influence of comorbidity on outcomes and treatment decision-making are illustrated.
So where we might suss out a punny theme, or a theme with letter additions (the theme of the Lempel grid), Dr. Fill simply stops cold and waits.
In addition to the theme of dedicating one's self to the mind, the theme of reception plays heavily upon the poem's presentation; Andrew Bennett states that the poem, like all poems, is "'heard' both by itself (and therefore not heard) and by an audience that reads the poem and 'hears' it differently".
In addition, the theme and execution of "Le Horla" (in its much superior long version of 1887) foreshadows the cosmic horror of HP Lovecraft, while Maupassant's harsh naturalism fed into the work of Céline, who also shared his view that life lacks any intrinsic meaning.
The concepts of change and continuity, in addition to the themes of life and death, play a major role in Kiarostami's works.
The guitar was a really nice addition and keeps within the theme of simple but interesting.
Michel, who now lives in Philadelphia, left Haiti a decade and a half ago, and, in addition to his paintings on the theme of home safety, he has based a series of events in Haitian history ("battle scenes with shooting, people fighting with machetes and getting bloody, a lot of emotion") and another on slave life.
In addition to this focus on the theme of reductive relations between parts and wholes, Kant also addressed the theme of the relation among different scientific domains in his discussion of sciences having their own distinct concepts and subject matter (Critique of Judgment, §68, 79).
