Researcher
Pariser Straße 1
10719 Berlin
Room: 1.28
Phone: +49 30 20192 409
pasternak@leibniz-zas.de
ORCID
Dr. Robert Pasternak is a researcher in the Research Area 4 'Semantics & Pragmatics'. He heads the DFG project Propositional Attitudes in Large Language Models (PALLM).
His research includes work in theoretical semantics, artificial intelligence, and psycholinguistics, with a particular interest in propositional attitudes, gestures and gesture-like enrichments (e.g. emoji), measurement and gradability, event semantics, and scope.
Latest news
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Staff poster talk 13.02.2020
Pasternak, Robert & Lyn Tieu
Co-speech sound effects behave like gestures
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Staff poster talk 02.01.2020
Pasternak, Robert
Composing copies without trace conversion
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Staff poster talk 11.12.2019
Pasternak, Robert & Lyn Tieu
From gesture to sound: Experimental evidence for the ...
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Staff talk invited 18.06.2019
Pasternak, Robert
A fuss-free semantics for copy composition
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Staff talk 17.05.2019
Pasternak, Robert
Overt and covert proportional partitives
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Publication 25.08.2022
Pasternak, Robert & Uli Sauerland
German measurement structures: Case-making and ...
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Publication 25.01.2021
Pasternak, Robert & Thomas Graf
Cyclic scope and processing difficulty in a Minimalist ...
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Publication 09.11.2020
Pasternak, Robert
Compositional trace conversion
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Publication 22.12.2019
Pasternak, Robert
Unifying partitive and adjective-modifying percent
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Publication 06.02.2019
Pasternak, Robert
A lot of hatred and a ton of desire: intensity in the ...