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Alfred Koppel's "Community Property" is a short story published in the 1950s. This work belongs to the science fiction genre and is believed to have been published in one of the famous science fiction magazines of the time. The novel is set in a future society, and as the title suggests, the story revolves around the concept of "community property." Through this work, Koppel explores the conflict between individual ownership and the common interests of society, as well as the possible future forms of society. The novel deals with the impact of scientific and technological developments on social structures and human relationships, and may reflect the ideological conflict between socialism and capitalism during the Cold War. Like Koppel's other works, "Community Property" presents deep insights into social issues and human nature through the form of science fiction.
Summary
One of these days an embittered lawyer is going to write a text on the effects of spaceflight on the divorce laws. This writer will be a Terrie, about five ten, with blue eyes, black hair?turning grey very fast, and the unlikely name of Jose Weinberg Obanion III. Me.
I remember very well the day I was graduated from law school; the day my father gave me his version of the Obanion credo. Always remember you live in a community property state?
That simple phrase has kept three generations of Obanions in the divorce trade.
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