LC control no. | n 50030794 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
Personal name heading | Hornby, Albert Sydney |
Variant(s) | Honbi, A. S. Honbi, Ei Esŭ Hornby, A. S. (Albert Sydney) |
See also | Founded corporate body of person: A. S. Hornby Educational Trust |
Associated country | Great Britain England Japan Iran |
Associated place | London (England) Tokyo (Japan) |
Birth date | 1898 |
Death date | 1978 |
Place of birth | Chester (England) |
Field of activity | English language |
Affiliation | Tokyo Institute for Research into English Teaching British Council University College, London University of Oxford |
Profession or occupation | College teachers |
Found in | Palmer, H. E. Thousand-word English ... 1937 Kamus pembaca, Inggeris-Melayu, 1980: t.p. (A.S. Hornby) Advanced learner's dictionary of current English. Korean & English. Honbi Yŏng-Yŏng-Han sajŏn, 1981: colophon (Ei Esŭ Honbi) Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English, [2015] t.p. (A.S. Hornby) A S Hornby Educational Trust website, viewed 17 May 2018 (the A S Hornby Educational Trust was founded in 1961 by A S Hornby, an English language specialist; "the man who made dictionaries"; Albert Sydney Hornby was born in Chester in 1898, completed a degree in English Language and Literature at University College London in 1922, and went to teach English in Japan in 1923; joined the programme of vocabulary research at the Tokyo Institute for Research into English Teaching (IRET) in 1931 and became its head of research in 1936; returned to England in 1942 and joined the British Council; posted to Iran where he worked as a lecturer and teacher trainer; in 1945 he was appointed Linguistic Adviser to the British Council in London; made a fellow of University College of London in 1976; awarded a Master of Arts degree at the University of Oxford in 1978; died in 1978) |
Associated language | eng |