남성 이주노동자의 산업재해 후 삶에 대한 현상학적 연구

This study aims to reveal the meaning and essence of male immigrant workers' life who underwent industrial accidents through specific experiences. This study is based on the Van Manen(1990)'s lived experience phenomenological method, which actively describes the experiences about the industrial accidents in the perspective of male immigrant worker. The in-depth interviews were carried out with the thirteen male immigrant workers participants who underwent the industrial accidents. Through the interview, 121 meaning units and 38 disclosed themes were constructed. The following is the summarized results as 9 essential themes: <the oppression of the Industrial accident compensation insurance's hospitals to the aliens>, <being treated like the surplus man who lost the labor force>, <the class rank below despite undergoing the industrial accidents>, <survival having resistance sentiments>, <living at the anonymous lands as the Homo sacer>, <the stratified strategies between the immigrant workers>, <the origins as the bodiless shadow>, < struggling to escape the present conditions>, <present circumstances tied by the past experiences without hope>, researcher sought the essential meaning structure about the four Life-world Existentials (Body, The other, Space and Time) of constructing human's live-world. Based on the study results, some suggestions were made to restore the male immigrant workers' damaged quality of their lives who experienced industrial accidents and to contribute the social integration in view of the social welfare.