Selected Publications

For the full list of publications, see my CV.

Yağmur Sağ, Ömer Demirok, and Muhammet Bal. 2025. A novel architecture for pseudo-incorporation. In Natural Language and Linguistic Theory.

Furkan Dikmen and Ömer Demirok. 2025. Decomposing habituals. In Nanosyntax and the Lexicalization Algorithm. Oxford University Press.

Furkan Dikmen, Elena Guerzoni, Ömer Demirok. 2024. When tense shifts presuppositions: hani and monstrous semantics. In Natural Language Semantics.

Ömer Tabak and Ömer Demirok. 2024. Revisiting Complex Predicate Formation in Turkish. In Proceedings of Tu+9.

Furkan Dikmen, Ömer Demirok and Ümit Atlamaz. 2023. Revisiting Agent Pseudo-Incorporation in Turkish: A Dependent Case Theoretic Perspective. In The Linguistic Review. Preprint.

Ümit Atlamaz, Ömer Demirok, and Metin Bağrıaçık. 2023. Heritage Grammars as Checkpoints in Acquisition: A Dependent Case Theoretic Account. In Glossa.

Ömer Demirok and Yağmur Sağ. 2023. Are there aspectless tensed clauses in Turkish?. In Languages.

Yağmur Sağ and Ömer Demirok. 2023. Getting even without “even” in Turkish. In Proceedings of NELS53.

Deniz Özyıldız and Ömer Demirok. 2023. On the Prosodic Exponence of Universal Quantification in Turkish Relative Clauses. In Languages.

Furkan Dikmen, Ömer Demirok, and Balkız Öztürk. 2022. How can a language have double passives but lack antipassives? In Glossa.

Ömer Demirok. 2022. Intervention Effects follow from Scope Rigidity in Turkish. In Semantics and Linguistic Theory 31 [SALT31]. 

Furkan Dikmen and Ömer Demirok. 2022. Modifying result states in Turkish. In Semantics and Linguistic Theory 31 [SALT31].

Ömer Demirok. 2021. Non-linear Blocking Effects on Suppletive Allomorphy.
In Dilbilim Araştırmaları Dergisi [Journal of Linguistics Research].

Ömer Demirok. 2019. A semantic characterization of Turkish nominalizations. I. Proceedings of WCCFL36.

Ömer Demirok. 2017. A compositional semantics for Turkish correlatives. In Proceedings of WCCFL34.