aspect / period	17th Century	Enlightenment	Romanticism
when	1600s	1660-1780s	late 1700s-early 1800s
other names	Reformation / Counter-Reformation; Baroque era	Age of Reason; Neo-Classical Era	Age of Revolution (American but esp. French Revolution)
mental emphasis	faith	reason, empiricism	imagination, emotion, feeling
religious emphases	God in community covenant; return to original church	Deism + orthodox revival	God or spirit in nature, children
music	Bach, Vivaldi	Haydn, Mozart	Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Chopin, Brahms

Relationships between periods

1. One style replaces the other, or they conflict with each other, with the new side winning

2. Continuity: faith and reason don't go away, but pursue new forms or go backstage

3. Faith, reason, or other styles form sub-cultures or appeal to niche audiences