Can anyone explain me what are the differences between `Nounに感じる` and
`Nounを感じる`. I currently understand `Nounを感じる` as "To feel Noun", but I don't
know what's `Nounに感じる`. For an example:

> こんなにも近くに感じてる (It's from a song)
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Nounに感じる vs. Nounを感じる
In your example, 近く is a noun that means a close place, and に indicates a
point where the target of perception exists. So, it technically means that you
feel something at a close place. However, it seems more like saying something
feels close to you, which is the same as …を近く感じる, actually, assuming a cliche.

This structure, I mean, Xを Yに 感じる (or other verbs of perception) has another
meaning, like others say. You can compare something to something else. e.g.
それを問題に感じる: I find that it's a problem / I find it problematic
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