The present dissertation aims to investigate the transgressive aspect which characterizes the thoughts of the French psychoanalyst Nathalie Zaltzman in review of freudian metapsychology. With the sense of overtaking, violating, unaccomplishing, transgression is revealed as a vital psychic way out, specially when one s life is endangered due to oppressive and suffocating circumstances. We start our investigation with the theoretical articulation of the anarchist aspect of death drive, a manifestation characterized by the struggle and resistance against forces which dominate, diminish or nullify the human being existence. Based upon such perspective, we go along propositions about the clinic. We outline the importance given to the act of unattachment from death drive and the urgency of its listening, throughout the treatment, its manifestations. In order to take part in the discussion with the civilizing process, we demonstrate how culture work may be considered its transgressive way. By taking such approach for granted one could handle with a more lucid way in facing the maleficent dimension of the human, which is avoided by all costs in the civilizing perspective. It is argued the need to promote ways of confronting censorship and moralizing positions. Such act would prevent evil, ineluctable and insisting dimension of the human, from taking place in the conscious psychic representations of each single person and in the symbolic patrimony of humanity. Once there is an imposition, the only way left is to open violent paths of satisfaction, reigniting barbarism.