After reading a bit more about Guice, maybe the right approach is to define an explicit factory with a constructor receiving the global DI object from Guice and a factory method receiving my contextual objects to return a new instance. I would then inject the right objects and the Injector itself into the factory constructor and inject the factory into my classes.
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