"About the future of our educational institutions; Homer and classical philology. Collected Works, Volume Three" is a collection of essays by Friedrich Nietzsche, in which the author reflects on the essence of education and its future, expresses his thoughts on classical philology and the study of the ancient Greek language. In these essays, Nietzsche, a famous philosopher and writer, explores the role of universities in shaping the intellectual world and educating the younger generation. He raises questions about the value of classical education and the importance of knowledge of ancient literature for personal development. This book is an interesting look at education and culture and may be of interest to readers interested in philosophy and education.