Ve více než čtyřhodinovém rozhovoru, který je zatím "the deepest of our deep talks", Sigurður Gylfi vzpomíná na studium na Carnegie-Mellonově univerzitě, svou první knihu, články i na léta kariéry nezávislého badatele. Zmíníme se také o tom, co vede sociálního historika ke kritice sociálních dějin i historické demografie a obratu k malému měřítku a mikrohistorii. Dozvíme se i to, jak vznikla edice Microhistories v nakladatelství Routledge. In more than four hours of interview, which became the deepest of our deep talks yet Sigurður Gylfi talks about his studies at Carnegie Mellon University, his first published book, his first article and his years as an independent researcher. We will reflect on what causes a social historian to criticise social history and historical demography and turn towards a small scale of research and microhistory. We will find out how the series Microhistories was established in Routledge. Bibliography[[[[The Journal of American HistoryThe American Historical Review[[[[[[[[[[[Le retour de Martin Guerre (1982 movie).Zemon Davis, Natalie. 1993. The Return of Martin Guerre. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press.[Finlay, Robert. 1988. “The Refashioning of Martin Guerre.” The American Historical Review. Vol. 93, No. 3, pp. 553-571.Zemon Davis, Natalie. 1988. "On the Lame." The American Historical Review. Vol. 93, No. 3, pp. 572-603.[The American Historical Review, Vol. 94, No. 4, Oct., 1989. Jarausch, Konrad H. 1989. „Towards a Social History of Experience: Postmodern Predicaments in Theory and Interdisciplinarity.“ Central European History 22, pp. 427–443.[[[[[