Abstract
Dans son essai sur la theorie de l'utilite marginale, Max Weber a refute toute explication d'ordre psychologique, contrairement a quelques economistes de l'epoque, faisant mention de la loi de Weber-Fechner (en reference au psychologue allemand Ernst Weber). En faisant appel a la sociologie de la connaissance, l'A. nuance l'affirmation de Max Weber, a travers ses references aux conditions sociales, historiques et culturelles de son temps
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