Q. Where can I find resources on the philosophy of science?

The Philosopher's Index is the primary resource for philosophy articles, offering a wide range of full-text articles and comprehensive indexing that extends to articles available in other databases.

You can find it here: http://ezproxy.hofstra.edu/login?url=https://search.ebscohost.com/login.asp?profile=web&defaultdb=phl

For future access, locate it under the letter "P" by visiting the library homepage and clicking on Browse databases by A-Z or Subject at https://libguides.hofstra.edu/az.php.

Other resources:

1. The Phil-Sci Archive, accessible at https://www.philsci.org/philsci_archive.php, is an open-access repository that houses preprints (scholarly articles prior to official publication) focused on this subject. It's important to note that not all items in this resource undergo strict peer review.
2. The Bubble Chamber, found at http://thebubblechamber.org/, is a blog run by philosophers and historians of science. It provides engaging discussions on public policy and scholarly topics of interest.