On Glory and Shame by Baruch Spinoza

We shall now also briefly consider glory, shame, and shamelessness. The first is a certain kind of Joy which everyone feels in himself whenever he becomes aware that his conduct is esteemed and praised by others, without regard to any other advantage or profit which they may have in view.

Shame is a certain kind of sorrow which arises in one when he happens to see that his conduct is despised by others, without regard to any other disadvantage or injury that they may have in view.