The Asian scholar who, like Aristotle, supported the ethical concept of the 'Golden Mean' as applied to communication, was?

Confucius, the Chinese sage, upheld the ethical idea of the Golden Mean in conduct and communication, much like Aristotle in the Greek tradition.

Ananda Coomaraswamy was a scholar of Indian art and philosophy, not a proponent of the Golden Mean.

Patanjali is associated with the Yoga Sutras and the system of yoga.

Dao Tsu, linked with Taoist thought, is not identified with the doctrine of the Golden Mean.

The Golden Mean describes virtue as a balanced point between extremes of excess and deficiency.

Confucian teaching stressed moderation, harmony and propriety in social relations.