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Celestina provides a remarkably fertile premise for the study of women's representation in medieval literature. In spite of the many stock labels attached to the character of the procuress in both literature and society, this particular literary manifestation forbids the application of simple moral judgements on her person or her profession. The discourse employed by the main characters of the work contributes significantly to the depiction of a complex social network as well as a range of seemingly contradictory attitudes towards her, thus problematizing the very notions of wrongdoing and guilt in relation to the old woman.

«...Y otros treynta officios»: The Definition of a Medieval Woman's Work in <i>Celestina</i>