Amnesia: a disconnection syndrome? by Warrington, E, Weiskrantz, L

Comparative aspects of studies of amnesia. by Weiskrantz, L

Neuroanatomy of memory and amnesia: a case for multiple memory systems. by Weiskrantz, L

Commentary responses and conscious awareness in humans: The implications for awareness in non-human animals by Weiskrantz, L

“…But when parallel disjunctions between on-line behaviour and off-line classifications are found for both human and infrahuman subjects, as is demonstrable for blindsight and amnesia, not only do they bolster inferences about common neural mechanisms, but they strengthen inferences for analogous processing and hence for conscious experience.…”

Memory disorder in Korsakoff's psychosis: a neuropathological and neuropsychological investigation of two cases. by Mair, W, Warrington, E, Weiskrantz, L

“…Both patients had had a relatively pure long-term memory impairment in the absence of other cognitive deficits and in the absence of a short-term memory impairment. Their retrograde amnesia for public events and famous faces had been measured and found to have extended backwards over at least twenty-five years. …”