Please recommend resources on philosophy of physics please suggest reading on the philosophy of physics and also whatever thoughts/comments you may have for somebody interested in philosophical aspects of physics and the relation of philosophy and physics. 
 A: Julian Barbours book The End of Time discusses the role of time in physics and whether it is an emergent - what we observe is not time, but change and motion.
Aristotles Physics & Metaphysics might sound like an odd choice given that Aristotle gets something of a bashing from Susskind, Weinberg and a whole host of others. Generally, though, they are attacking a straw man and not  what Aristotle himself wrote. It's worth pondering that well over two millenia ago, that philosophers were discussing that motion was problematic, the role of determinism and indeterminism in nature, and whether chance was causal. This is unsettling when we realise it's only recently that Newtonian determinism was overthrown. 
Also the essay Early Greek Thought and Perspectives for the Interpretation of QM: an Ontological Approach by Verelst & Coecke. This is available on the arxiv and is also included in a volume of essays on the intersection of Art, Philosophy & Physics - The Blue Book of Einstein meets Magritte. 
A: The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy is a good resource. It's not exclusively about physics, but has a lot of relevant entries (searching for physics returns more than 700 hits).
