The question asks to identify the scholar who made the following statement about Jean-Jacques Rousseau:
"Ardent apostle of Reason, he has done more than most to prepare the way for the age of unreason in which he live."
This quote offers a critical perspective on Rousseau's philosophy, suggesting his advocacy for reason paradoxically paved the way for irrationality.
Historical and philosophical analyses attribute this specific statement to Wayper.
The attribution is linked to Wayper's interpretation of Rousseau's impact on subsequent intellectual history.
| Match - I (Thinkers) | Match - II (Books) |
| (a) Milton Friedman | (i) Two concepts of liberty |
| (b) Hayek | (ii) Anarchy, state and utopia |
| (c) Isaiah Berlin | (iii) Capitalism and Freedom |
| (d) Robert Nozick | (iv) Constitution of Liberty |