@article{oai:kanagawa-u.repo.nii.ac.jp:00006438,
 author = {青木, 萌 and Aoki, Moe},
 journal = {神奈川大学言語研究},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {This study explores sentences that include Question Words as Indefinite　Pronouns in Zhu（1982）. This paper uses propositional-logic, predicate-logic　and quantifier to analyze the meanings of sentences that include Question　Words as Indefinite Pronouns. (such as, shenme（什么）, shei（谁）, zenme（怎么）, na（哪））. For example,
　(a) Ni ai chang shenme chang shenme.　You like sing whatever sing whatever―‘（You can） sing whatever you want to sing.’　This sentence can be analyzed in the following way,　(b) ∃ x[shenme’(x) ＆ ai’{ni,chang’(ni,x)}] → ∃ y[∀x{shenme’(x) ⇔ x=y}＆chang’(ni,y)]　This formula in (b) would be read as follows.　‘There is at least one x such that x is shenme and ni is ai of ‘ni chang x’ then there is at least one y such that it holds for every x that x is shenme if and only if x equal y and ni is chang of y.’　This paper also discusses ‘Question Words as Indefinite Pronouns that, when used for ‘universality,’ are stressed., Article, 研究ノート},
 pages = {106--125},
 title = {朱德熙（1982）の疑問代詞の非疑問用法について},
 volume = {39},
 year = {2017}
}