Martine Coene

Martine Coene

is author/editor of the following titles:

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From NP to DP: Volume 1: The syntax and semantics of noun phrases
Edited by Martine Coene and Yves D’hulst
[Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today, 55]  2003.  vi, 359 pp.
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From NP to DP: 2 Volumes (set)
Edited by Martine Coene and Yves D’hulst
[Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today, 55-56]  2003.  vi, 362 pp. & x, 295 pp.
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From NP to DP: Volume 2: The expression of possession in noun phrases
Edited by Martine Coene and Yves D’hulst
[Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today, 56]  2003.  ix, 291 pp.

is author of the following articles:

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Heeren, Willemijn, Andrei A. Avram, Anna Cardinaletti, Martine Coene and Francesca Volpato. 2012. “Can speech pitch perception be measured language-independently?”. In Linguistics in the Netherlands 2012, 55–67
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Avram, Larisa and Martine Coene. 2008. “12. Romanian possessive clitics revisited”. In Clitic Doubling in the Balkan Languages, 361–387
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Avram, Larisa and Martine Coene. 2008. “Can children tell us anything we did not know about parameter clustering?”. In The Limits of Syntactic Variation, 459–482
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Coene, Martine. 2005. “On the Acquisition of the Indefinite Article”. In Bare Plurals, Indefinites, and Weak–Strong Distinction, 121–143
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D’hulst, Yves, Martine Coene and Larisa Avram. 2004. “Syncretic and analytic tenses in Romanian”. In Balkan Syntax and Semantics, 355–374
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Avram, Larisa and Martine Coene. 2003. “Why is it Difficult to Reach Agreement?”. In Romance Linguistics: Theory and Acquisition, 247–262
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Coene, Martine and Yves D’hulst. 2003. “Introduction: The syntax and semantics of noun phrases”. In From NP to DP: Volume 1: The syntax and semantics of noun phrases, 1–33
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Coene, Martine and Yves D’hulst. 2003. “Introduction: Case studies”. In From NP to DP: Volume 1: The syntax and semantics of noun phrases, 35–46