Focusing on the complexities of charity, the book critiques the often unexamined motivations behind charitable acts and the societal perceptions of 'goodness' associated with them. Utilizing original data and Bourdieu's sociological framework, it explores various charitable practices, revealing how the symbolic power of giving can be exploited. This entertaining analysis challenges the conventional understanding of contemporary charity and encourages readers to reconsider the true impact of their philanthropic efforts.
