Xenoconservatism

‘Xenoconservatism’ is a term that can refer to a conservatism focused on the alien (not necessarily E.T.) origin of a thing, such as consciousness, intelligence, wisdom or Tradition (these are in a sense all synonymous). All conservatism that traces it self to the ancient is in a sense xenoconservatism, since the ancient is significantly alien to us moderns. Ancient texts and artifacts are often, even typically or usually regarded as weird and alien, and they remain so often to people who study them for the significant duration of their lifetimes.
=== E.g. ===
So-called Radical Traditionalism often pasted onto the image of Evola's works is a link in and to a transmission of ideas (even in the platonic sense) with a relatively un-known or alien (to mundane aspects of life) origin. In this sense J. Evola is a xenoconservative, since he wishes to conserve a link to the alien origin of consciousness. 
So far as Nick Land is conservative he in some sense overlaps in his image with the xenoconservative image. 
== Alternate meanings ==
‘Xenoconservatism’ can also mean the conservatism of aliens, or the conservatism of alien species (such as in Science-fiction). 
== Alien origin ==
‘Alien origin’ is not necessarily to be confused with the vulgar understanding of this, such as with UFO's or Extra-Terrestrials, altho these things are naturally not excluded from phenomenology. 
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* Conversely?: Xenofeminism
* "Xenowords"; Xenogenesis; Xenology; Xenophobia; Xenophilia; The Outside; 
* The Transcendent; The Alien
* A type of : Weird conservatism; 
* H. P. Lovecraft; Xenoliberalism; Xenodirectionalism