If you mean that Cartesian dualism is promoted by universities, it's not just our learning centres but our entire Western civilization that bears that blame. With that I can agree. The one, dualism, supports the other, theism, and incorrect metaphysical imagery is literally tearing our world apart.
But that's not the topic of this thread's discussions, perhaps for another thread.
Let's let this derailed thread get back on track.
I believe the original poster in the thread to be arguing Platonism and materialism from a dualistic stance, and that it would be appropriate to continue the discussion along those lines. Bringing in Pantheism would effectively eliminate the ability to argue either Platonism with objectively real properties or materialism that has rendered properties, even "objective" itself, as nothing but ideas. That last idea is the key: ideas are reduced to being a kind of "nothing," which of course they are not.[/QUOTE the problem is, is Plato understood in the first place. It appears everyone seems to understand Plato so apparently socrates was an idiot all there needed to be was some apparently easy to read and understandable writing to explain things, no need to go and get executed. It cracks me up in regards to Socratic forms is a chair is always used as an example. There is a very very obvious and clear problem with that out the gate that socrates himself would attack. Kinda hard to dialog on socrates and materialism if he is not understood.