Pharmaceutical Fictions: Celestina’s Laboratory and the Sixteenth-Century Medical Imaginary Solomon, M. Corfis, I.A. Harris-Northall, R. A partir del laboratorio de Celestina se comenta el estado social de las hechiceras/farmacéuticas de la época y se analiza su papel enuna sociedad en al que el ejercicio médico estaba bajo el control de los hombres. openurl:?ctx_ver=Z39.88-2004&rfr_id=info%3Asid%2Fparnaseo.uv.es%2FRefBase%2F&genre=bookitem&atitle=Pharmaceutical%20Fictions%3A%20Celestina%92s%20Laboratory%20and%20the%20Sixteenth-Century%20Medical%20Imaginary&title=Medieval%20Iberia.%20Changing%20Societies%20and%20Cultures%20in%20Contact%20and%20Transition&btitle=Medieval%20Iberia.%20Changing%20Societies%20and%20Cultures%20in%20Contact%20and%20Transition&stitle=2045&date=2007&spage=99&epage=109&aulast=Solomon&aufirst=Michael&pub=Tamesis&place=Woodridge&sid=refbase%3A... url:http://parnaseo.uv.es/RefBase/show.php?record=1438 citekey:Solomon2007 citation:Solomon, M. (2007). Pharmaceutical Fictions: Celestina’s Laboratory and the Sixteenth-Century Medical Imaginary. En I. A. Corfis, & R. Harris-Northall (Eds.), Medieval Iberia. Changing Societies and Cultures in Contact and Transition (pp. 99-109). Woodridge: Tamesis. Medieval Iberia. Changing Societies and Cultures in Contact and Transition 2007 BookChapter text Contexto socio-histórico Contexto socio-cultural Tamesis