The Immortal, the Intrinsic and the Quasi Meaning of Life.

Through the examination of the lives (or afterlives) of several immortal beings, this paper defends a version of Moritz Schlick's claim that the meaning of life is play. More precisely: a person's life has meaning to the extent it there are things in it that the person values (1) intrinsically rather than merely instrumentally and (2) above a certain threshold of intensity. This is a subjectivist account of meaning in life. I defend subjectivism about meaning in life from common objections by understanding statements about life's meaning in quasi-realist terms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]