摘要：Looking at the library of Vilém Flusser, which is preserved in the Flusser-Archive in Berlin,
we notice not only the wide interest of Flusser’s in all possible fields of knowledge but also
the different stations in his nomadic life. The library is simultaneously an image of his
intellectual journey and, especially considering his Brazilian period, a representation of
Flusser’s friendships. When we search for connections between them, his books give us a
notion about Flusser’s early contacts, before his return to Europe, to German, Italian and
Spanish intellectuals, and most of them are connected to his great interlocutor Vincente
Ferreira da Silva. But we find also an obvious relation to the lesser-known Portuguese
thinkers such as Eudoro de Sousa, as well as Flusser’s acquaintance with authors like
Agostinho da Silva and Delfim Santos who held great significance for the dialog between
Portugal and Brazil in the 1950s.
