Thematic (adjective)

1. Relating to a particular theme or subject.
2. Relating to the thematic structure of a work of literature or music.

Origin:

Late 18th century: from greek thematikos, from thema (see theme).

Examples:

1. The novel has a thematic focus on the struggles of immigrants in America.
2. The symphony has a thematic development of the main melody throughout the different movements.
3. The exhibition has a thematic arrangement of the paintings according to the artist's life events.
4. The movie has a thematic exploration of the psychological effects of war.
5. Thematic analysis is a method used in qualitative research to identify patterns and themes in data.