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2. Indigenous Typologies or Categories Another way to find themes is to look for unfamiliar, local words, and for familiar words that are used in unfamiliar ways—what Patton calls “indi-genous categories” ( 2002:454; and see Linnekin 1987). Grounded theorists refer to the process of identifying local terms as in vivo coding (A. Strauss
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