a state of belief K if and only if the minimal change of K needed to accept A also requires accepting C. The preservation criterion says that if a prop-osition B is accepted in a given state of belief K and A is consistent with the beliefs in K, then B is still accepted in the minimal change of K needed to accept A. It is proved that, on pain of triviality, the Ramsey test and

Philosophy 61 (235) (1986)
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