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→History of Philosophy: 'modern' isn't really a distinction. Modern would be more akin to 'contemporary' than it to 'Enlightenment'.
== History of Philosophy ==
== History of Philosophy ==
Conventionally the History of Western Philosophy is divided into four eras: Ancient, Medieval, Modern and Contemporary.
Conventionally the History of Western Philosophy is divided into four eras: Ancient, Medieval, Enlightenment, and Contemporary.
The Ancient era starts with the [[Presocratic Philosophy|Presocratic]] philosophers and goes until the fall of the Roman empire; The Medieval goes until the end of the [[Middle Ages]]; The Modern up to the 20th century, and The Contemporary up to present.
The Ancient era starts with the [[Presocratic Philosophy|Presocratic]] philosophers and goes until the fall of the Roman empire; The Medieval goes until the end of the [[Middle Ages]]; The Modern up to the 20th century, and The Contemporary up to present.