Abstract

The present article starts from questions raised about the discussion of the feeling of guilt in the relation mother and daughter, mainly from the theories of Freud on the importance of the fault of the emotional development of the individuals and Melanie Klein on the fundamental paper in the fault on the capacity to make repairs. Our objective is to investigate how possible flaws in the processes of elaboration of ambivalent conflicts may make guilt, rather than becoming a device conducive to this development, to become an obstacle. Finally, still based on Freud and Klein, we will address the specificities of guilt in this relationship and how it can make it difficult to construct and separate this bond.