Faculty

Full Time

Didar AKAR

Associate Professor

Office: JF 302 E-mail: akar@bogazici.edu.tr Phone: 4912

Senior Advisor

Discourse analysis, genre analysis, language and gender, language acquisition

Ümit ATLAMAZ

Assistant Professor

Office: JF 307 E-mail: umit.atlamaz {atsign} bogazici.edu.tr Phone: 4903

Vice Chair
Double Major Advisor

Case, Ergativity, Case/Agreement-Split, Partial agreement, Agreement disruptions, Differential Object Marking, Natural Language Inference, Learning Algorithms

Metin BAĞRIAÇIK

Assistant Professor

Office: JF 311 E-mail: metin.bagriacik@bogazici.edu.tr Phone: 4904

Sophomore Advisor
Outgoing Erasmus Coordinator

morpho-syntactic micro-variation, diachronic morpho-syntax, language-contact at the morpho-syntactic level, cartographic syntax, word structure, Modern Greek dialects, Turkish

Stefano CANALIS

Assistant Professor

Office: JF 312 E-mail: stefano.canalis@bogazici.edu.tr Phone: 4914

Incoming Exchange & Erasmus Coordinator
Freshman Advisor

Phonological representations, feature theory, stress, lenition, vowel harmony, diachronic phonology, phonetics/phonology interrelations, history of linguistics

Ömer DEMİROK

Assistant Professor

Office: JF 309 E-mail: omerfaruk.demirok@bogazici.edu.tr Phone: 4906

Vice Chair
Transfer Advisor

syntax (argument structure, case, agreement, nominalization, word order), formal semantics (scope, intensionality, conditionals), morphology (Distributed Morphology, Nanosyntax), Turkish, Caucasian languages, endangered languages, fieldwork

Kadir GÖKGÖZ

Associate Professor

Office: JF 306 E-mail: kadir.gokgoz@bogazici.edu.tr Phone: 4902

Junior Advisor

Cross-linguistic and Cross-Modal Typology, Age of Acquisition Effects, Bimodal-Bilingualism, Prosody-Syntax Interaction, Deaf Education & Literacy, Turkish Sign Language (TİD), American Sign Language (ASL), Turkish

Elena GUERZONI

Associate Professor

Office: JF 305 E-mail: elena.guerzoni@bogazici.edu.tr Phone: 4901

MA and PhD advisor

Formal semantics, formal pragmatics, and their interaction with syntax focusing on the following empirical domains across languages: Negative Polarity and Negative Concord, interrogative sentences and predicates that embed them, presupposition projection, and focus associating particles.

Mine NAKİPOĞLU

Office: JF 301 E-mail: nakipogl@bogazici.edu.tr Phone: 7299

Learnability, Inductive/ Distributional Learning, First Language Acquisition, Language and Cognition, Cognitive Science, Evolution of Language, Neural Bases of Language, Morphology, Information Structure in Turkish, Prosody-Pragmatics/Semantics Interface.