The Axiology of Postdigital Memory: Semioethics of Forensic Evidence in the Swakopmund Investigation
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16th Edition of Forensic Scientist Awards 28-29 November 2025 | Agra, India
In the evolving landscape of digital forensics, The Axiology of Postdigital Memory offers a profound reflection on how ethics, technology, and semiotics converge in modern investigative practices. This exploration of the Swakopmund investigation delves into the philosophical underpinnings of forensic evidence, where memory is not merely a biological or mechanical imprint but a complex interplay of digital traces and human interpretation.
Postdigital memory challenges traditional notions of authenticity and truth. In forensic contexts, data no longer speaks for itself — it must be read, decoded, and ethically contextualized. The study’s semioethical framework emphasizes the responsibility of scientists, investigators, and technologists to interpret evidence not just accurately but conscientiously, respecting both human dignity and the integrity of digital representation.
The Swakopmund case serves as a compelling example of how evidence, when viewed through the lens of postdigital philosophy, reveals the hidden dynamics between technology and morality. It underscores that forensic science is not purely technical — it is deeply ethical, situated within the moral ecology of justice and truth.
In an era where the digital and physical worlds are inseparably intertwined, this discussion invites readers to rethink the values guiding forensic inquiry. It calls for a semioethical approach that balances innovation with compassion, ensuring that memory—whether human or digital—remains a vessel of truth and accountability.
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