If humiliation and ennoblement are not separable experiential components but aspects of one undivided recognition, the compound pleasure/pain analysis commits a mereological fallacy.

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Ennoblement(the opposite emotional experience to humiliation): The uplifting feeling of being honored, dignified, or elevated to a higher moral or social status.
Humiliation(one of the emotional experiences described in the statement): The painful feeling of being disrespected, embarrassed, or made to feel ashamed in front of others.
Mereological fallacy(as used in metaphysics and logic): An error in reasoning where you assume that because something doesn't have smaller physical parts, it can't have the properties or powers you're trying to explain—like thinking a magnet can't be magnetic unless it's made of even tinier magnets.
Recognition(Kant's tripartite synthesis discussion in the A-Deduction): The cognitive act of identifying unified objects by finding how various represented elements are connected to one another through judgment

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