Django template - global template namespace as parameter value for inclusion tag

I have a Django template for rendering tables which I can successfully include in my other templates. I takes a prefix and a namespace parameter, where the namespace is a key within the rendering context:

{% include "table.html" with prefix=name|add:"_" namespace=rubric1 %}

and in the template I use e.g.:

{% for object in namespace.object_list %}
    ...
{% endfor %}

My rendering context looks like this:

context = {
    'some_var': ...,
    'rubric1': {
        'object_list': ...,
        'direction': ...,
        'orderby': ...,
        'total': ...,
        'page': ...,
        ...
    },
    'rubric2': {
        'object_list': ...,
        ...
    },
}

Now I want to use this template in a ListView, where those keys live at the root of the context namespace:

context = {
    'some_var': ...,
    'object_list': ...,
    'direction': ...,
    'orderby': ...,
    'total': ...,
    'page': ...,
    ...
}

How do I tell the inclusion tag to use the root of the rendering context as namespace?

Is there a special variable for this? E.g.:

{% include "table.html" with prefix=name|add:"_" namespace=global_template_namespace %}

Or can i somehow use a with context? E.g.:

{% with global_template_namespace as ns %}
 {% include "table.html" with prefix=name|add:"_" namespace=ns%}
{% endwith%}

I have also thought about simple_tag that directly returns the context, but couldn't manage to use the result as argument either:

@register.simple_tag(takes_context=True)
def root_namespace(context):
    return context

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