Found:
Theme
SEMANTICS: the object that is located or relocated in space. EXAMPLE: the glass is a theme both in (i)a (location) and (i)b (relocation).
(i) a The glass is on the table
b The glass fell from the table
(ii) a The glass is mine
b John gave the glass away
The interpretation of thematic roles has been generalized in terms of 'abstract space'; then, a theme is what is in a state or in a change of state, and the notion applies to the glass in (ii)a (state) and (ii)b (change of state) as well.
| LIT. | Fillmore, C.J. (1968) Gruber, J. (1965) Jackendoff, R. (1990) Jackendoff, R. (1983) |