Whether the Golden Rule Is in Aristotle’s Ethics

Russian Studies in Philosophy 54 (6):456-470 (2016)
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Abstract

Although Aristotle did not use the formula of the Golden Rule in his texts, in his intellectual constructions he often presented interpretations of the virtuous character and virtuous relationships that are clearly related to the Golden Rule. Furthermore, Aristotle’s considerations of shame, social interaction, and friendship show that his ethics is saturated with the content and spirit of the Golden Rule.

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