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>>21991175

All of what you cited is utopian socialism, which is anti-Marxist. Even Marx's 1844 critique of the Gotha Program falls into it sometimes, even though thats what he critiques. Marx conceived scientiffic socialism as a self-critical and dilaectical "total logic", that is a logic that is contradictory and understands social relations beyond "goals, or history of ideas". You might want to check out Lenin's works because that had a more profound effect on socialist startegy than anything Proudhon, Kropotkin, Bakunin, or even what Marx & Engels wrote on it. Lenin turned a theory into an actual political strategy and therefore transformed a european idea into a global idea for socialists to grab political power.

Start here:

https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/althusser/1968/lenin-philosophy.htm