At the Source of Thought, Silence, and Laughter.

The article offers the author's overview on his interview with French philosopher Michel Foucault. He notes that he met Foucault through his friend Pierre de Ségovia who died from AIDS and with whom he founded the Homosexual Front of Revolutionary Action (FHAR) in Nice, France. He mentions the first volume of the philosopher's publication "History of Sexuality" which focuses on homosexual repression. He points out the reflection he received on LGBT people and suicide during the interview.