I am researching the Bergen dialect and need to identify relevant academic sources. Please navigate to the 'Kjelder' (Sources) page on korpus.uib.no. Once there, identify the full title and author/editor of the first source that appears to be a book, and the full title and author of the first source that appears to be an article from a journal or collection. Additionally, what is the description of the content found by clicking the link for 'allmenn dialektlitteratur'?
Navigate to 'http://korpus.uib.no/'. Click on the 'Kjelder' (Sources) link. On the 'Kjelder' page, identify the first entry that is structured like a book (e.g., includes publisher information or is clearly a standalone publication). Extract the full title and author/editor of this first book-like source. Identify the first entry that is structured like an article (e.g., includes a journal name, issue number, or is part of a larger collection). Extract the full title and author of this first article-like source. Locate the link described as 'En liste over allmenn dialektlitteratur finner du her' and report what content is displayed when this link is clicked. State the identified book-like source's title and author/editor, the article-like source's title and author, and the content description for the 'allmenn dialektlitteratur' link.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Kjelder' page. The full title of the first book-like source is stated as 'Bergensikon'. The author/editor of the first book-like source is stated as 'Bolstad, Øivind'. The full title of the first article-like source is stated as 'Kollektiv og individuell variasjon i Bergensdialekten'. The author of the first article-like source is stated as 'Nesse, Agnete (1994)'. The agent correctly identifies that clicking the 'allmenn dialektlitteratur' link (ID 31) leads back to or displays the same content as the current 'Kjelder' page, and reports this.