The title itself refers to Daedalus, the Greek scientist who escaped from the labyrinth. The scholar, according to the comparison, has his own labyrinth to escape from.

1350 BC: Greek legend tells how Icarus was killed as he and his father Daedalus were attempting to fly to freedom after being imprisoned on the island of Crete.

In Greek mythology, Daedalus was commissioned by King Minos to build the labyrinth to imprison the Minotaur, a terrible beast with a bull head.

The Greek myth's most famous character is Icarus, the boy who flew too close to the sun and paid the ultimate price for his hubris, but the main character is really Daedalus.

That year, in October, MIT Technology Review published the aeronautical engineer John Langford’s account of his mission to retrace the legendary flight of Daedalus, described in an ancient Greek ...

'Daedalus Enigma': A Jerusalem ... The eponymous character is, of course, the chap from Greek mythology who thought he could defy gravity and human constraints and flap his way to the heavens.

The Daedalus Project is an art exhibition for Fringe World Festival, which is currently running until the 17th of February in Perth. The exhibition showcases new and challenging work from eight ...