Conservativity for logics of justified belief: two approaches
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The author mainly focuses on two logics of justified belief to which he refers as J and J4. The logical syntax of J4 includes the operation of positive introspection while that of J does not. The author shows, syntactically and semantically, that for every proof in J4 of a wff in which there is no occurrence of the operator in question, there is a corresponding proof in J. In addition, there are some remarks in the paper on whether similar results can or cannot be obtained for other logics of justified belief.
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